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How much does a Car Heater Hoses Replacement cost?

On average, the cost for a Jeep Grand Wagoneer Car Heater Hoses Replacement is $151 with $56 for parts and $95 for labor. Prices may vary depending on your location.

Car	Service	Estimate	Shop/Dealer Price
1988 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$228.63	Shop/Dealer Price$267.04 - $359.77
1985 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$215.75	Shop/Dealer Price$255.96 - $354.04
1986 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$208.63	Shop/Dealer Price$247.06 - $339.80
1993 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.2L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$309.75	Shop/Dealer Price$373.44 - $542.00
1989 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$208.63	Shop/Dealer Price$247.07 - $339.83
1984 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$247.41	Shop/Dealer Price$295.53 - $417.36
1991 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$213.63	Shop/Dealer Price$251.92 - $344.56
1987 Jeep Grand WagoneerV8-5.9L	Service typeCar Heater Hoses Replacement	Estimate$213.63	Shop/Dealer Price$252.29 - $345.22

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What is the Heater Hoses all about?

Your heater hoses allow your car cooling and heating systems to work properly. A running engine produces a lot of heat, which must be dissipated to prevent engine damage. Your heater hoses transport engine coolant (antifreeze) throughout the engine and transfers the heat that isn’t needed in your engine compartment to either the passenger cabin of your vehicle or through the radiator to be released into the atmosphere.

Keep in mind:

Your heating system is a vital part of your car because it keeps you warm while cooling your engine.
If your car is running hot, it might not be your heater hoses – any number of cooling components can cause an engine to overheat.

How it's done:

The vehicle's hood is opened and supported
The coolant is drained and defective heater hose is removed
The new heater hose is installed
The coolant is filled and vehicle is started
The repair is verified and the hoses are checked for leaks

Our recommendation:

You should never overlook a car heating problem. If your car is running hot or cold, there could be a problem with the heater hoses. You should have the problem diagnosed by our expert mechanics, who will perform any necessary repairs. Note that when your car runs hot, this can be due to the failure of many different car cooling components.

What common symptoms indicate you may need to replace the Heater Hoses?

Your engine runs hot
The engine temperature doesn’t reach operating temperature
The radiator is leaking fluid

How important is this service?

Overheating can lead to very serious problems, such as cracked engine blocks. If you notice any of the problems stated above, first make sure that your car radiator is full of coolant. If it is, and the car is still overheating, have one of our expert mechanics inspect it immediately.

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