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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Queen Creek, AZ
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Replaced my trans cooler lines today.
First time I have ever did it and was extremely easy. The old ones were from 69 and seen better days.
I ordered them through classicparts and used "stovebolt" for the 10% off. Made from Inline Tube and fit like a glove. Stainless looks so much better. Just wanted to share. Weev-
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Location: Long Island NY
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Re: Replaced my trans cooler lines today.
Nice. what trans were they for? Did they go all the way up to the radiator fittings? Gonna need to order some myself soon
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Re: Replaced my trans cooler lines today.
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My truck is a 69 that orginally had a 6cyl and now sports a 454. Still fit up perfect, I was a lil worried when I ordered them. Weev-
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Meridian, Idaho
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Re: Replaced my trans cooler lines today.
I appreciate you posting this as well. I'm going to need to order new lines to hook up to a THM350.
I recently installed new SS brake lines that I ordered through LMC...and they came in an In-Line Tube box. For these transmission lines I'll check with In-line and order directly from them if I can.
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