aguevarra

I followed houqoutwou suggestion using soft vacuum connectors.

I purchased the Dorman 47432 vacuum pack from O'Reilly's for $4.99. I'm guessing Vacu-Tite was bought out by Dorman. Same part number though.


I chose the vacuum adapter with the largest opening so that I can slip it over the hard plastic tube.


I ended up siphoning the coolant out of the tank so that I can move it and swing it out of the way. I also removed the washer reservoir so that I can get more room to work and avoid any scraped knuckles ;-)


It's a tight fit over the hard plastic piece but I added a little bit of WD40 to help slip it over the hose.


I added a zip tie to avoid any future possible leak.


Slipped the other end over the washer outlet and added another zip tie for good measure.

jmacres

I'm going to be doing this fix myself soon. Auto zone part# 47430 is now $6.99 - Bidenomics