Is it safe to cut metal cooler lines to add rubber linkage ?
So I want to install an external filter onto my transmission using the outflow coolant line, Problem is I cant undo the original line from the tranny as I cant get a wrench to it.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
So I want to install an external filter onto my transmission using the outflow coolant line, Problem is I cant undo the original line from the tranny as I cant get a wrench to it.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
So I want to install an external filter onto my transmission using the outflow coolant line, Problem is I cant undo the original line from the tranny as I cant get a wrench to it.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
Was wondering if it would be ok just to cut the original metal line and attach rubber tubing instead with a couple of hose clamps.
Just make sure to use rubber hose rated for transmission fluid use and might add a couple of these.
Attachment 29766
Attachment 29766
Figure if I cut the metal line I got now and slide the new hose 4-5 inches over whats left with a couple of hose clamps I should be fine
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