SlickXJ

Hey everyone. I've been wanting to do this for some time, and I'll have the financial means to do it in a couple days. My transmission cooler lines have definitely seen better days. They are quite rusty, and before they pop a leak on me, I want to replace them with new lines before I change my transmission fluid for this year. I was looking on RockAuto, and they have some, but I'm confused as to what the $5 line is.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/j...ler+line,10343

I'm assuming I need one of the 624301 (Inlet) lines and one of the 624300 (Outlet) lines, but I don't know what the $5 624334 line is. I'll go look to see if I can locate it on my XJ tomorrow, but I was wondering if anyone here could enlighten me. Thanks in advance!

mein_tag

I think that might be the wrong picture. When you look at the details it lists it as a rubber hose, and it's obviously metal...

SteveMongr

Try this link to a diagram of lines for 1997+. Should be relevant to your 96.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/gre...4/#post2810887

Fred/N0AZZ

Buy local then if you get the wrong part easy to exchange not like the internet BS.

SlickXJ

Yea, I've found RockAuto isn't too great at accurate chart descriptions.

SlickXJ

Ahh, so what the line is for. So I need 1 of each, and then potentially 2 of those quick release to threaded connectors. I don't know if the ones I have on it now are in good shape.

SlickXJ

I agree, but Napa charges double the price, and Advance charges like 40% more. They're the same Dorman lines at both places, and since I'm not in a rush, I'll just take my chances and try saving money by getting it from RockAuto.

CCKen

The 1996 XJ has different part numbers for these lines.

SlickXJ

You are right, but as long as I get the ones listed for a 1996 on RockAuto, I'll be fine I assume? The ones on RA have different part numbers than the number listed on the diagram.