Well my 09 traverse a/c quit working. Got 3 flashes when button is depressed= all refrigerant lost. Diagnosis...... Replace a hose under the hood $90 part....and... Replace the hose assembly that goes to the rear a/c. It goes the entire length of the vehicle costs $700 and takes 5 hours to install. Total estimate $1700.00. Just to replace 2 leaking hoses. Anyone have any ideas. Researched patching with epoxy but see it will probably not hold. It is an aluminum pipe that is leaking.
Jrlowscot
GTeton-
It appears the brace is attached to the hose on yours------ but check to see if its attached to the engine.
I snapped from underneath the car - and looking up between the firewall and engine.
The hose that did the rubbing- is supported by a brace that attaches to the engine.
If someone worked on your vehicle- they may have left that off- or put it back in the wrong position?
On mine- there is plenty of space.
It appears the brace is attached to the hose on yours------ but check to see if its attached to the engine.
I snapped from underneath the car - and looking up between the firewall and engine.
The hose that did the rubbing- is supported by a brace that attaches to the engine.
If someone worked on your vehicle- they may have left that off- or put it back in the wrong position?
On mine- there is plenty of space.
on this thread - I posted pics on post # 26.
of what my hoses look like--
this is between the engine and the firewall.
Some folks- these hoses rub- causing wear on the hose and eventual leak.
There is another post where someone posted a pic of the actual wear on their hose... may be another post on here
of what my hoses look like--
this is between the engine and the firewall.
Some folks- these hoses rub- causing wear on the hose and eventual leak.
There is another post where someone posted a pic of the actual wear on their hose... may be another post on here
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