[julyssza]

I can't find this part that I need for my jeep! I tried every auto place ever and I can't find no part number. I tried the dealer but they're telling me I need to replace the whole Coolant Hose but my hose is fine that connector just broke! Does anyone know the part number? I have a 2014 jeep cherokee latitude V6 and they told me it's a connector for the radiator coolant

 

[AtlCade69]

IMO, if the connector got to the point it would fail, I would replace the entire hose, just for piece of mind...

 

[Flybynightcru]

Since apparently, that's the only way you're going to get one...😎

 

[donsme]

Try at Discount Jeep Parts, OEM Jeep Parts & Jeep Catalog | JeepsAreUs. Call them if they have that specific part so you won't need to buy the whole thing.

 

[osimj]

From what I’ve seen the hose and the connector are all one part bonded together to be bought. As stated above by Atlcade69 , even if it wasn’t all one piece the safe thing would be to do the whole thing.

 

[jcool001985]

Yep those quick connect hoses are all one piece and honestly safest to just replace the entire hose assembly vs diy'ing something together and have it leak or blow apart on the road. Seeing the quick connect fell apart I cannot imagine the integrity of the hose is much better. Replace it. Might as well do your other rad hoses as well while everything is drained. Make sure to use the proper mopar oat coolant.

 

[red.mena]

Did you ever find out the part number

 

[sanghill]

Try this on Mopar Online Parts: Jeep Radiator Outlet Hose 68102133AD | Jeeps Are Us
There are 3 choices of hoses.
What caused the fitting to break? Want to make sure I don't do that.
Bleeding the cooling system will be the big challenge.

 

[rumrunner]

maybe it's something else, but it looks like the connector on the heater "hose assembly" I just had replaced

I'm not convinced it's a great design & I'm keeping an eye on it

$125 for the hose assembly
$125 for labor
$30 for coolant

 

[Buda]

2014 Trailhawk 3.2L here.
My quick connect was leaking. Before I did a search on here I purchased a hose from a parts store. It doesn't come with the quick connect piece, and without is obviously shorter. It comes with a spring clamp on the quick connect side. I bought a worm screw clamp for the radiator side. My question is, will this hose work as is? Just clamp it onto the metal pipe?

 

[sanghill]

Refer to Post #8 above. Personally I would use OEM Mopar.
If you can deal with it fine, otherwise let your Jeep dealer deal with it, that is why they get paid the big bucks.
So far my 2014 TH has not done that, I hope.

 

[Gary Kline]

2014 Trailhawk 3.2L here.
My quick connect was leaking. Before I did a search on here I purchased a hose from a parts store. It doesn't come with the quick connect piece, and without is obviously shorter. It comes with a spring clamp on the quick connect side. I bought a worm screw clamp for the radiator side. My question is, will this hose work as is? Just clamp it onto the metal pipe?

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A couple questions:

1. The hose you bought... was that the replacement part number or a just generic radiator hose that was roughly the same as the original?

2. Any of the quick-connect hoses I've worked on on my Cherokee (which admittedly has just been the lower radiator hose when I replaced my radiator) had the quick-connect already bonded/attached to the hose. I don't see how it could go on (reliably) without leaking and be able to hold pressure.

3. You included a second photo which has some aluminum-looking piece but no wording as to what this is. Are you asking something in reference to that photo?

4. The hose in the first picture with the quick-connect, can you clarify just to be certain, which hose that is on your Cherokee? Upper or lower radiator hose?