YTE33439 Rear A/C Line Set, AC Hoses, Air Conditioning Replacement Lines (AMAZON FITMENT IS INCORRECT, PLEASE READ LISTING DETAILS)

If you want to restore your r ac this is the only way to go vs the coupling repair method. I had no issues with the product. Everything worked. Keep in mind if your a novice this is simply not just change some line and add gas. Your going to need a vaccum pump, r134a adapter high low side. Oil injection tool. Possible if you've been leaking gas. Is it doable yes as you can rent the tools. It not a bad job just very time consuming.This solves a common issue with older suv where the line that feeds the tears has either rubbed a hole or the salt belt has ate the line. Happy I found this.

Did it work? Yes, A/C is cold again and holding pressure. If your Tahoe or Suburban is not leaking a/c above the back passenger tire, it will soon. I will always buy American built when available. The low-pressure hose was too long. I suspect I got the suburban version although I verified that I ordered the Tahoe version. Rather too long than too short but this made it difficult to route the extra length without it kinking. Shipping was very slow for me. 9 Days for something 2 states away then I had to drive to the post office to sign for it however the seller replied that it was shipped the next day via priority mail so USPS must have dropped the ball.

Just run these lines next to the old factory metal lines and zip tie to them behind the running board and wheelwells. Simple.

The company was easy to work with and had great customer service. Would highly recommend to anyone! Fit on my 2013 Chevy Tahoe perfectly.

I installed on my 2010 GMC Yukon. It took all day and was very difficult. My biggest worry was makeing sure the rubber line did not rub on sharp edges of the frame/ brackets under the vehicle. The step rail brackets were in the way so I had to put rubber edging on them and rout the lines around them because the line fittings would not fit through holes in the brackets. The fittings were easy to put together and went well.

I installed these lines on my 2014 GMC yukon. The factory AC lines were leaking at the clamp by the rear passenger side wheel.I removed the old factory lines, which had to come out in pieces in order to get them out. Installing new lines from GMC would have been difficult and would probably required a lift in order to get the lines in, due to the length of the lines. One dealer said they cut the factory lines in half and splicing them together to make installation easier.Yea, no. Someone has got to have a better idea.So I found myself here. Amazon is about the same price as the manufacturers website, so I ordered from amazon.The lines installed fairly easily. I used the factory clamps for the high side AC line, as they fit. The low side AC line had to be zip tied along the way. The low side line was the proper length. The high side line was about 5" too long. So a bit of extra slack was taken up in the engine bay.Kit came with o-rings and zip ties.The kit was a bit skimpy on the zip ties. So you will probably want more.I also installed a bit of hose wrap by the wheel well to protect the hose, about a foot.These lines are rubber, so they will never corrode through like the old aluminum factory lines.I had read other reviews where they just zip tied the new lines to the old, but I think that just looked lazy and bad.To state the obvious, you need knowledge of air conditioning to complete this job.Even if you don't have air conditioning tools, you can install the lines, and have a AC shop do your re-charge, and you would still be money ahead.My dealer quoted S2500 for this repair. I did this myself for the price of the hose and a re-charge.

Says that these lines will fit my 2015 Tahoe but they do not fit. The connections under the hood are completely different.