Transmission Line To Radiator Fitting
2 ea 1/8 npt male 90 deg radiator fittings 2 ea male inv flare nuts for 5/16 o/d tubing item details for 5/16 steel line Pull the line out of the transmission fitting, taking care not to bend the line.
Remove cooler line from transmission fitting.
Transmission line to radiator fitting. The transmission cooling line system is vital to any automatic transmission. Catch any leaking fluid with the rag. When you install your new external transmission cooler, run the coolant line out of the transmission and into the input of the radiator oil cooler like the factory.
It can be up to 5 feet in length, but it depends on the type of car. Evil energy 20ft 10an 5/8 fuel line fitting kit nylon braided cpe oil hose universal black 4.5 out of 5 stars 135. With the appropriate sized wrench, unscrew the fitting from the transmission by turning it counterclockwise.
Fitting, transmission cooler line connector, 1/2 in. If there are any frame clamps holding the line, loosen them then slip the line under them. Should i use an external transmission cooler in conjunction with the oil cooler supplied in the radiator?
4.5 out of 5 stars 67. If it's the male part (connected to the tube, you can buy a replacement. Free shipping on orders over $25 shipped by amazon.
Transmission line fittings, brass, natural, 3/8 in. To see if it were coming from the transmission cooling line fittings, i tied a shop towel around each fitting during a ride. 90° for 5/16 steel line.
Hello, i think i am missing a fitting. Monday 11/30/2020 if shipped by air. After parked overnight, checked, the lower line fitting is culprit.
It worked like a charm. These fittings did work with the replacement oem lines at the radiator on my 2005 f250 with 5.4l engine 5 speed transmission, fx4, 4x4, snow plow prep, xlt package with factory external transmission cooler. Whether you want to upgrade your oem lines to aftermarket stainless steel or add a separate transmission cooler, we’ve got the transmission line adapter fittings to get the job done right.
69 roadrunner 440/727, ordered new trans cooler lines, 3/8 female fittings on both ends. Get it as soon as thu, nov 19. When building your own transmission cooler lines for your 6.6l duramax / allison equipped truck these fittings are a necessity.
Check if this fits your vehicle $ 23. If the cooler line thread seems to fit into the radiator, most likely the opening is 1/8 inch pipe, commonly listed as being 1/8 x 27 npt. Transmission line adapter fitting, oil cooler end fitting, steel, natural, buick, chevy, oldsmobile, pontiac, saturn, each.
Please see our other listings. Follow the line back to its insertion point in the transmission. Monday 11/30/2020 if shipped by air.
It circulates the hot fluid away to the radiator via cooler lines and returns the cooled fluid back to the transmission. Take the hassle out of plumbing your transmission lines with our selection of transmission line adapter fittings. Other options new and used from $1.55.
The 727 has some male fittings coming from the trans case that the lines connect to. That would call for a fitting that was 1/8 npt x 5/16 inverted flare. The baffle between the radiator portion of the radiator and the transmission cooler part of the radiator thins and the fluids mix.
A loss of fluid leading to an overheated transmission can be devastating as the system loses its ability to cool. The transmission line pulls out of the bottom of the radiator which causes the owner to lose all of his transmission fluid. If you plan to use rubber transmission hose and keep the stock cooler lines, you need to connect the cooler return line to your vehicle’s return line.
The second way these fail is an internal failure. 1/8 npt and screw into most standard radiator transmission coolers. Acdelco 19125677 gm original equipment automatic transmission fluid cooler line fitting.
Fittings sold as a pair. These adapters fit the following locations: Transmission out > radiator cooler in > radiator cooler out > transmission cooler in > transmission cooler out > transmission in.
