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Anonymous Posted on Feb 23, 2010

How do you get the transmission oil cooler line

How do I get the lower transmission oil cooler line out once I have disconnected it for the radiator and transmission? I can not seem to get it out with all the bends and curves in it. Do I need to raise, lower or disconnet a suppor to get it out?

  • Anonymous Feb 23, 2010

    The connector come loose with a standard or metric open end wrench. I wanted to know how to get the actual line out from under the truck. The line so many bend in it that it will not slide out through the little opens there are.

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There is a special tool for it in your local parts store trans line disconnector, the fitting on it is ment for quick disconect.

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