stinking tranny cooler lines
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stinking tranny cooler lines
okay guys I could really use some help. I was replacing the radiator in my 92 xj and the upper tranny cooler line threads were seriously stuck to the radiator, well my friend and I totally snapped the line off (as usual he takes off and leaves me, s*** I woulda too). so if you follow that line down you come to a pressure quick release coupling, easy the lower hose came right off with the tool, yeah right. so I use the tool trying to uncouple this stupid line and its not coming off no matter what I do I seriously worked on it for like 4 hours and gave up late last night, I started back up at 5 this morning and still cant get this f***er off . does anyone have any suggestions? has this happened to anyone else here? what did you have to do?
Should I just hack this connection off and reconnect with hose clamps? that's what im thinking now, any suggestions would be great, thanks.
Should I just hack this connection off and reconnect with hose clamps? that's what im thinking now, any suggestions would be great, thanks.
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guess ill just cut that connector off and use hose clamps then, if yours aint leaking than I guess mine ought to be okay. Thank you!
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Just use hose clamps. Use two clamps turned 180 degrees from each other. Those lines only carry 5-7 psi. Your radiator lines have more pressure.
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Hose clamps. While you have the lines cut why not throw in a stand alone trans cooler? They are under $10 at the junkyard from an early 90's Explorer and hook in easily.
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Just want to thank everyone for your help, I hooked everything up yesterday with hose clamps and put my rad in... 4" short from the line to the radiator (duh I cut the fitting off). anyways thanks again everyone your help is appreciated!
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