Trans Cooling lines

[54Rich]

My car has had the trans replaced and I have no history at all on it. Could someome please post a couple of pictures of the trans line routing? I think I know where they should go and I think mine are wrong. Just need a few pictures of how it should be.

Thanks,

Rich

 

[54Rich]

Anyone?

Thanks,

Rich

 

[d0n_3d]

I won't be much help with stock line configuration. I know they went more towards the passenger side under the oil pan and then went to the passenger side of the radiator. I scrapped the stock lines completely, and I now run stainless braided line coming from the trans to a standalone tranny cooler up front with a fan on it. That's the best way to do it IMO if you want your tranny to last a long time. I don't like how the factory did it, feeding tranny oil through the rad where it gets hot.

 

[jpratt]

I won't be much help with stock line configuration. I know they went more towards the passenger side under the oil pan and then went to the passenger side of the radiator. I scrapped the stock lines completely, and I now run stainless braided line coming from the trans to a standalone tranny cooler up front with a fan on it. That's the best way to do it IMO if you want your tranny to last a long time. I don't like how the factory did it, feeding tranny oil through the rad where it gets hot.

What fittings did you use on the tranny? You did exactly what I am getting ready to do.

 

[Anthony P]

try looking at classic tube's website for detailsClassic Tube - PreBent and Custom Stainless and OE Brake Lines and more...
part # is BUT1012. -Anthony

 

[d0n_3d]

What fittings did you use on the tranny? You did exactly what I am getting ready to do.

man you know what...I totally forgot...I'll ask my buddy and see if he knows what size those threads are...I think I used -10 or -12 AN line.