Leaking Coolant at Throttle Body - hose identification

Hello all,

Took my truck (2018 3.5L V6) into the dealer today for some servicing and they found a coolant leak at the throttle body. Would've let them fix it but they wanted over $400 to replace these hoses. I have a video of the two hoses I've got leaks in that I will link at the bottom. I'm here looking for some help in IDing these two hoses. One goes from the TB to the thermostat housing, which I believe is Part# 16281-0P070. The other hose I have no idea. It goes down from the TB to another assembly that I am not 100% sure on what it is.

I've checked every diagram, tutorial, and thread I could find. Would greatly appreciate any help or pointers.
https://imgur.com/a/T3Q6cll

 

Sorry don’t know but $400 at the stealership really, you should have gotten a quote. It would have part numbers

 

Unfortunately, no part numbers on the quote I received. It was priced on their recommendation list, so maybe it wasn't an official quote.

 

Looks like the throttle body is leaking down onto the hoses. You need to wash all that off and see where it comes from.

 

agreed, just wanted to get my hands on some hoses first, since they seem to be cheap. The truck is my only vehicle right now so wanted a fighting chance at fixing it before I start tearing things apart.

 

Go OEM parts!

 

@Jeff Lange any ideas?

 

After pulling the throttle body to clean on my 4.0 my hoses seeped coolant.
I relaced the factory clamps with worm drive hose clamps and no more leaks.