using rubber trans line for cooler.

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yeah i think im just gonna cut the steel line right where the fittings are and run rubber to the trans cooler.
 
bjohn07 said:
yeah i think im just gonna cut the steel line right where the fittings are and run rubber to the trans cooler.
That's exactly what I did.............You will have no issues.....
 
It might be a good idea to flare the line where you cut it to give the clamp/hose some type of ridge to stop at so it doesn't blow off. A friend of mine kept having problems with splicing rubber lines into the hard line on his Jeep, and didn't realize he needed some sort of flare.
 
good idea im gonna put a small flare and use 2 hose clamps on the steel line and the trans cooler i got has the barb fittings with the ridges. and u really got to tug on the hose to get it off so i think ill be okay with those fittings.
 
Doober said:
It would probably be good enough to do a 'bubble' flare, but it requires a different tool than a regular flare.
yeah i got the set. it has the tool for single flare and the small fittings for the double flare.
 
Doober said:
It might be a good idea to flare the line where you cut it to give the clamp/hose some type of ridge to stop at so it doesn't blow off. A friend of mine kept having problems with splicing rubber lines into the hard line on his Jeep, and didn't realize he needed some sort of flare.

Im glad you said that. I meant to put that in my first post. But I rewrote the post and forgot.
 
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