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Goin' to the parts store anyways...

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Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

And I know m tranny coolant line (going from my 700r4 to the factory tranny cooler inside radiator) is cripmed. - By fan hitting it before I got my frame flex problems under control...

So what size / thread line do I buy? And roughly how long? I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to bend it myself if I buy from the parts store (I know the dealer has the pre-bent lines but they're $$$) and I have yet to find a knowledgable staff anywhere around here yet so... any help appreciated /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

This should be simple but I dont really know. I would guess 5/16" line about 12-15' long?
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

You can't take the old line with you? I would try to find one in a junk yard ahead of bending one up custom.
 
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I'd check at the dealership to make sure they arent outrageously expensive. Might save you a ton of time....
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

Why not take the time to add an aftermarket tranny cooler while it's apart?
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

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You can't take the old line with you?

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Not unless I want tranny fluid pumping all over the road on the way there...

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Why not take the time to add an aftermarket tranny cooler while it's apart?

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If you read my other post...I'm having other issues right now, and as it is all the $$$ towards that issue is not $$$ at all....it's credit, and I've already maxed out one card /forums/images/graemlins/yikes.gif So I really don't feel like doing that to my only other one.

I think I'm going to have to put this off for a little bit, but I when I do replace the lines, I'll put in an aux. cooler
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

Use some rubber hose to fix it temporarily. Your auto parts store sells it by the foot.
 
Re: Goin\' to the parts store anyways...

it's just crimped, it's not leaking, I was just worried fluid might not be getting through the flattened out part, but it must have been like this for a while, so another month or two can't hurt, right? /forums/images/graemlins/doah.gif
 

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