Transmission Oil LInes
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LiftedAWDAstro
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Re: Transmission Oil LInes
If that e-bay cooler line is the one leaking I would buy it. It's cheap enough to not worry about a rubber line sliding off while driving down the highway. I too have had that happen and blown out all the fluid. If you can find the other line, I would replace both while you are under there as the other one will be just as rusty.
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1986 Safari 2.5L 4 speed manual - scrapped
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2005 AWD, 4.10's - sold to skippy
2013 Toyota Tundra DC 4x4
2008 Dodge Nitro 4x4
2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8S Special Edition
Mileage spreadsheet
Vans owned:
1986 Safari 2.5L 4 speed manual - scrapped
1995 Astro 2WD conversion 4.11 posi, shift kit, DHC rock rails - sold to Skippy
1998 Astro 4x4 D44, D60, NP231, full hydraulic system with 9k# Milemarker winch and snow plow - sold to Lockdoc
2003 Astro AWD all stock - traded for a 3/4 ton truck
2005 AWD, 4.10's - sold to skippy
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MountainManJoe
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Re: Transmission Oil LInes
timelessbeing wrote:Yeah it's a great deal. I would grab it if I were you too.
Sounds like a deal.
I guess my question still is how hard to replace? Is it pretty easy to route them?
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MountainManJoe
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Re: Transmission Oil LInes
The rubber bits are flexible so it can't be that hard. Even aluminum can be forgiving if coaxed ;)