🚗 ACDelco Professional 18J4299: Front Passenger Side Hydraulic Brake Hose Assembly - Reliable Performance for Efficient Braking Review

Price lower than aftermarket parts store. Good caliper but bad 19 year old hose. The old hose couldn't blow through, collapsed inside.

Unfortunately 6 different hoses were made for my car and not the same one. Save time and fees and use the VIN at the dealer.

i'm stuck with truck on jacks with wrong part. I don't like going to AC Delco to pay more to get the right part and then get stuck with the wrong part that I can't return. does not fit 2000 Escalade as advertised

Not AC Delco. I received an AC Delco box but it had Sunsong tubing in it. After reading a few reviews I see that this has been reported before. I contacted the dealer and was told that AC Delco does not sell or use Sunsong hoses under their own brand.

Start by saying this isn't an ACDelco product, it's a cheap brand. Along with everyone here, I also had to grind down the end of the caliper. The end is too wide! All brackets fit and the hose seems fine. Haven't noticed any leaks yet. WHEN CHANGING THE END, BE CAREFUL WITH HEAT! I think that's why some people are complaining about leaks. Heat will ruin curled ends. I would not buy this product again.

ACDelco 18J4299 Passenger Side Professional brake hose assembly cannot be retrofitted with ACDelco caliper 18FR1378 (RH side). The problem is that the end of the brake hose that connects to the caliper cannot and will not twist since the end of the brake hose does not fit into the slot on the caliper. The slot on the caliper had to be cut with a file so the end of the brake hose could fit into the slot and the end of the bolt without leaking. GM. & ACDelco Products should stop stocking and…

I have the same problem with this hose as the person who reviewed this product. I have a 2001 Tahoe. This hose is too short in the last section between the upper arm and the caliper and stretches a lot at full clockwise rotation! I had to thread the hose a bit through the last bracket closest to the caliper to release the pressure. However, it seems to me that it's shorter than it should be, but it should be fine. Just in case, I bought another set, this time from Centric/Wagner. They appear to