Quick Fix for the Leaking Rear Heater Tubes on my 2001 Grand Caravan

The rear heater tubes on my van have been leaking slowly for a while. I typically replace worn or broken parts with OEM parts but this happened late afternoon and I had a trip planned for the next morning. I didn't check around but I'm pretty sure this assembly would need to be special-ordered and the cost of the OEM part ranges from $110 TO $250, depending on where you shop. I purchased four feet of 5/8" heater hose, four hose clamps and a gallon of antifreeze for only $30.

Check out the links below for tools and other items to help you complete this job.

5/8" heater hose on amazon. com:
http://amzn.to/2hoL3dF

3/4" - 1" hose clamps:
http://amzn.to/2hhWhwV

Tubing cutter:
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Hacksaw:
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Hacksaw blades:
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Jack stands:
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Hydraulic Floor Jack:
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Oil Dry absorbent:
http://amzn.to/2hhBtWf

Dexcool antifreeze:
http://amzn.to/2jgC3Id

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