It's the quick connect to the thermostat housing that has broken. There should be a latch that you pull out and then a button that you depress and it should slide off.

The part number looks correct. Most online sites and dealers will ask for your VIN to make sure it's correct.

#1 points to the nipple for that quick connect on the thermostat housing:

 

@Jsanchez98 - Why would you not take it back (or have it towed back) to the dealership that performed the "recall repairs" and have them fix / replace the hose ?

 

Unfortunately they are claiming ignorance and saying it was broken when I took it in (It wasn't as I had been driving it consistently for work prior to the recall issues) They are refusing to fix their mistake and instead want to charge me 400 dollars to fix it.

 

Until you get a new one, just slide the hose on the nipple and use a regular clamp. Mine lasted almost 3 months like that driving 3 hours/day before the part finally arrived.

 

I’m about to do the same hopefully it works for me!

 

Was this for the exhaust manifold/catalytic converter recall? I took mine in last week and this exact same part is broken for me less than a week later.

 

This may well me my option for now. Does anyone know how to get those clamps off the hose. This is my issue. I can’t get the clamps off to put the hose back on.