Dorman 626-301 HVAC Heater Hose Assembly: 🔥 Compatible with Chrysler / Dodge Models for Effective Heating Review

Worked great. I went a step further and painted them with heat resistant paint to protect them from rusting again like the originals.

Works great. My husband said it wasn't as hard as he thought installing it on my large 2004 Dodge trailer. Was able to do it fairly quickly compared to what he expected.

Excellent product. I installed them when I changed the engine and so far they are great. The old rusties were almost done so the timing was perfect. They don't include a throttle valve so make sure you save it from a previous device. My mechanics left mine. It's summer now. Let's see what happens when I need heat.

The original OEM heater manifold on older Chrysler and Dodge minivans will rust because it is painted steel. It looks like some kind of aluminum tube. The replacement comes with all hoses, clamps and restrictor installed. It fits exactly like the OEM batch. The installation is a bit tedious, but has nothing to do with the quality of the part.

The coolant lines on my 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan were rusted through and a great replacement. Autozone wanted twice as much for them. Installation is actually not an easy task. These new lines come with all but a top rubber hose so you don't have to worry about storing your old hoses. The problem I had was getting the assembly back into place. They pass in front of the firewall, next to the exhaust, and it's almost impossible to get there. I had to remove the top cover of the engine to make…

OEM rusted through and leaking like crazy. This is great because they come with most hoses on the top end and none on the bottom. I had to remove the entire wiper assembly and caps to get/insert it. I also removed the hood because it made life easier (that's only 4 bolts). Once it was all off it wasn't too bad, some of the hoses didn't want to come loose but if you remove the top ones first and just pull them out all the way it will make it easier to access the bottom hoses - install in reverse

The product is an exact OEM replacement. It includes everything except a rubber hose connector on the top end, which wasn't a problem. It also didn't include the anti-siphon valve that was part of the original assembly. I was looking for a replacement for the MoPar anti-siphon valve. I couldn't find it and concluded that it's not really needed. M. Gallagher's suggestion of removing the entire wiper assembly helped a lot. My Haynes repair manual didn't have information on how to remove and…