The hoses are installed on my truck and are working fine. The price can be intimidating, but when you compare stock hoses or quality replacement parts, they're only a few dollars more than all three. Background: I took the truck to the dealer (as part of my extended warranty) because I didn't have a heater when I was clearing snow this winter. They diagnosed low coolant due to a leaking radiator hose. The dealer said my bumper to bumper warranty does not cover this repair. They offered me over $600 to replace a leaking hose and flush the coolant. I asked unsuccessfully if the hoses were in front or behind the bumpers. :(I left the dealership, researched online and found out how difficult it is to replace these hoses. I also read that there was a recall or manufacturer recommendation for this repair, but I had no luck finding it. I knew I, or my friends, could do this repair. After looking at stock and quality aftermarket hoses, I bought Mishimoto hoses and a skinny friend helped me install them. But now I have the hoses comes with a lifetime warranty and you probably won't have to worry about it anymore The worst part was removing the inner fender to access the lower triple clamp/hose clamp on the engine side.
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