Replacing leaking coolant line

Good morning,

I attached a picture to see if they are the lines for replacing that you are referring to.

I would not use just rubber lines due to the heat of the engine and the small hoses could cause failures in the hose.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/radiator-pressure-test

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-is-leaking-coolant

Roy

Umm, the picture is kind of blurry the best way I can describe it, I removed the air box, throttle body, and of course all the sensors in the way. the line I'm talking about has a 90 degree turn where 90z down into the lower manifold and runs down to the opposite end of the motor where it comes out in a opening between both manifolds and hooks to a rubber house that is connected to the bypass coolant line that runs along the front of the motor and to the heater core on the fire wall with the quick couple high pressure fitting on it.

I have looked everywhere online and can't find a name for this line anywhere, I don't have a Haynes manual to check I'm sure the answer is in that.

Can you please upload a picture of the line?

Roy

It's the line running right down the middle of intake.

Thank you.

The line is discontinued for GM. There is no one in the aftermarket that I see that makes the line.

As far as replacing it with rubber, you will need the part of the line that attached to the lower intake. That way you could attach a rubber hose to the fitting and run it to the heater core hose.

Roy