Trans cooler lines
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Trans cooler lines
I got a trans cooler from the yard and I know I ll buy new rubber hoses.
I see there's quick discos on metal tubes to the rubber lines. How would I clamp the new hoses to it if I saw the metal ends off ? What did u guys do when u installed the trans cooler?
I see there's quick discos on metal tubes to the rubber lines. How would I clamp the new hoses to it if I saw the metal ends off ? What did u guys do when u installed the trans cooler?
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Also would it be ok if I set the trans cooler vertical with the hose connections on the bottom instead of horizontal with hose connections on the side?
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You'll need 3/8" ID rubber hose. You can mount it any way you like, I did the same thing and the fittings on the trans cooler are vertical pointing down.
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What about the metal tubes coming from radiator and the transmission. They have quic disconnects and I wouldn't fit the tubes over it. I probably would have to cut the ends off but what can I do to keep the rubber hoses from slipping off? I think two clamps probably won't be enough
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Should I braze a ring on the end of tube after cutting so the rubber hose would have something to slip over and then clamped to?
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The quick disconnect line was cuz on the tubing and the other was cut back far enough to route the new hose from. I left the old tubes in place in case I ever want to run the original and aux cooler together.
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If you're concerned about the lines blowing off, you can always flare the ends and use compression fittings and barb fittings
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