Rear AC Line Set, Fits: 2012-2019 Caravan and Town and Country

These replacement lines are an excellent fit and function as they should. I'm a DIYer and this was a straight forward install after watching install videos and reading the instructions. Watch the routing between the rocket panel and exhaust. I cut and remove a much of the original lines as I could and it provided plenty of space for these lines. They support their warranty very well too. I had an issue. They sent a postage paid box with replacement product right after I contacted them about 11 months after purchase.

I would like to start this review by stating that I am not a mechanic by trade but I certainly like to learn and try to do is much myself as I can. For me this was a moderately complicated situation. All I needed or some car ramps, wrench and some ratchets. This was installed on a 2015 Town & country. The most difficult part was disconnecting the forward connection. The bolts for the bracket holding it in place are in an awkward position and just took some time to loosen. Previous reviews stated to move the heat shield around the new line before you install and I agree. Perhaps the only negative thing I would say about this is I think the heat shield should go the entire length. I feel you need the heat shield more towards the front of the vehicle as this will tightly follow the exhaust the length of the van. Connection was easy to make. One difficult piece is that you do not need to remove the old line and this makes room difficult especially as it snakes to the rear of the vehicle. I did not follow the path 100% as there is a bit more direct route. I did use a reciprocating saw to cut both ends of the old line just to create room for the attachments. This was very easy. After install and refilled and I've had ice cold air for 2 weeks thus far. This product saved me well over $1,000 and gave me an hour and a half education on my vehicle. I do recommend this

This isn’t the cheapest part, nor was it the easiest to install. But it did the job and it saved me around $1000 by not taking it to a mechanic. I did actually try to take it to a mechanic, but they couldn’t get this part OEM so they told me they couldn’t do it. You do absolutely need an AC pump to install it, and After watching plenty of YouTube videos the installation went rather smoothly although it did take 8-9 hours. If you have decent experience figuring things out and fixing things and following the instructions that came with the product you should be fine.After installing it I wondered if I could just have replaced a couple areas in the line that was bad instead of replacing the whole thing. It might’ve been cheaper, but I thinkBuying this product and replacing the entire line will last longer.

This replaces the hard lines under the van from around the passenger seat to the rear evaporator behind the rear tire (thanks Chrysler/Dodge for the marvelous placement of all of it)... The poor old lines were so corroded and damaged from road salt and thousands of hot/cold cycles, they couldn't hold a charge or vacuum at all anymore (2014 Chrysler T&C, 6 years old at the time). For how concerned the government is about refrigerant entering the atmosphere, you'd think they'd crack down on silly designs like this that go bad after ~6 years. Save yourself some heartache and just replace the rear TXV/evaporator too... chances are those are likely going close to leaking too if they aren't already. And if your system was as bad and open as mine, better change out the filter/drier assembly in the engine bay too, it's an easy enough swap if you're already this deep into it... plus it will ensure your system keeps running properly. Water in the AC system is bad bad bad.Anyways - these lines worked great! It was a bit tricky getting them pulled through everywhere they needed to go, but certainly was indescribably easier than replacing with OEM hard lines. The heat resistant sleeve is pretty tacky/sticky... make sure you have that where it needs to go before putting the lines in. Took a great deal of effort to adjust that around better after install. Not sticky like trash/dirt sticking to it, but it certainly resists sliding against metal undercarriage/rubber hoses. Time will tell if these lines hold, but they've been great for a couple weeks now. I'll update this if they fail or have issues, but if there's no update.... take it as a great sign!Price seems a bit steep for what you get, but that seems to be the case with absolutely anything anymore. Seems to be the only thing on the market that will do the trick. Certainly was cheaper than the $1000-1500 I was quoted to fix the system. Overall, great product! They should start selling them to direct to the manufacturers to put them on the new vans too.*EDIT* --- We are now 3 years in, and these hoses are holding strong. I have a neighbor with a '17 Dodge GC that I will be pushing towards this part now too.

Perfect fit to replace my rear ac lines. I took the time to completely remove old lines and the new ones fit in much better. Also wrapped metal part of lined in sealer wrap that was gummy to protect from the road salt. Ice cold ac is back!

The price sucks, it's a fact but this is the only supplier who sells this replacement outside of OEM and Goodluck trying to find an OEM supplier. That saidAbsolutely breezy to install, was fast and mostly painless the flexibility of the lines made this a hell of a lot easier. I was done in an hour and system held vaccum on the first pull.If you need new lines just buy these and save yourself the trouble of trying to find an alternative.If you replaced your rear condenser during this process keep your o-rings from the old one. This comes with rings for the front and rear connections that the hoses replace.

These are a terrific aftermarket option and they are super easy to work with. Why not 5 stars then??? They advertise you can just tie them on and go, but you can’t. First it won’t fit, and second, the warranty says it’ll be void unless you remove the originals. Warranty is very flimsy and garbage as well. These seem to work, but based on the language in the warranty, they won’t replace these if they break. Great fitting product and the air works again.

2014 Dodge Caravan, rear a/c lines, they fit great, easy to install, no leaks

I use it what it was for

Update March 2023: this product has survived 3 Canadian winters now - it is an excellent kit, and I am glad I made the decision to install it.Original review: In fairness, I can't write a review for something that's been installed on my vehicle for less than 3 months, but I CAN speak to the fitment and quality. The lines fit well, the quality appears very good, BUT the heat shield material would be better running the entire length of the hose for a Chrysler Town & Country or Dodge Grand Caravan, given that Chrysler made the ludicrous decision to run air conditioning hoses right alongside the exhaust system (the company could write a book on how not to design rear HVAC on a minivan). But this product installed relatively easily and survived a vacuum test first pass, and so far, everything remains in place and functional. Let's see how it survives the Canadian winter with all the salt and brine that goes along with it.

Fit as designed.

Works well. Excellent customer service