transmission lines routing
10-29-2016, 09:59 AM
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transmission lines routing
96 engine, 00 trans, 00 radiator/condenser, in 00 xj. All of these parts are donors as I only had a body to start with.
Ive done some research and have figured that the rear most line at the trans is the return line to the top fitting on the radiator. However, Im not sure how to route them like factory since there are several bends, what fittings on the rad are the upper and lower since there are multiples, and I've had to cut the lines do to twisting/crimping and install rubber hoses connections.
So to make it easier, where are the upper and lower rad fittings? my lines have worm clamps for the rad fitting sides but i thought I saw that they were supposed to be push in type. Maybe changed due t leaks or for removal from PO.
Next, starting with the return line (rear most) how does it route, above or below the starter, does this one go under the oil pan or in front of the engine, etc.
Thanks!
Ive done some research and have figured that the rear most line at the trans is the return line to the top fitting on the radiator. However, Im not sure how to route them like factory since there are several bends, what fittings on the rad are the upper and lower since there are multiples, and I've had to cut the lines do to twisting/crimping and install rubber hoses connections.
So to make it easier, where are the upper and lower rad fittings? my lines have worm clamps for the rad fitting sides but i thought I saw that they were supposed to be push in type. Maybe changed due t leaks or for removal from PO.
Next, starting with the return line (rear most) how does it route, above or below the starter, does this one go under the oil pan or in front of the engine, etc.
Thanks!
10-29-2016, 10:03 AM
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96 engine, 00 trans, 00 radiator/condenser, in 00 xj. All of these parts are donors as I only had a body to start with.
Ive done some research and have figured that the rear most line at the trans is the return line to the top fitting on the radiator. However, Im not sure how to route them like factory since there are several bends, what fittings on the rad are the upper and lower since there are multiples, and I've had to cut the lines do to twisting/crimping and install rubber hoses connections.
So to make it easier, where are the upper and lower rad fittings? my lines have worm clamps for the rad fitting sides but i thought I saw that they were supposed to be push in type. Maybe changed due t leaks or for removal from PO.
Next, starting with the return line (rear most) how does it route, above or below the starter, does this one go under the oil pan or in front of the engine, etc.
Thanks!
Ive done some research and have figured that the rear most line at the trans is the return line to the top fitting on the radiator. However, Im not sure how to route them like factory since there are several bends, what fittings on the rad are the upper and lower since there are multiples, and I've had to cut the lines do to twisting/crimping and install rubber hoses connections.
So to make it easier, where are the upper and lower rad fittings? my lines have worm clamps for the rad fitting sides but i thought I saw that they were supposed to be push in type. Maybe changed due t leaks or for removal from PO.
Next, starting with the return line (rear most) how does it route, above or below the starter, does this one go under the oil pan or in front of the engine, etc.
Thanks!
Will this help.
10-29-2016, 10:51 AM
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That does help. Looks like they both go under the starter from the trans and under the oil pan. Appreciate the help, should be able to figure it out from here. If any one has pics of their routing though that would be super helpful!
