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Thread: Auto transmission lines to cooler?

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Goneagain
Hi All, I need advise as to where to buy new or second hand Auto transmission lines to cooler. Mine got clamped some how, I haven't even taken it off road yet.. It is a 1998 XJ Limited and I believe it has a AW–4 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. (Now learning about the Auto)
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carvesdodo replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
clamped ??? up near the sump ??? ... probably from the lower control arm hitting it. Common fix is just to replace with suitable rubber hose and double clamp it if you dont have a flaring tool. Lots of writeups and posts on AJOR / other jeep forums on it.

junglejuice replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Apparently this is very common, mine did it while up Cape York, cut the section out and replaced it with some cooler hose and viola all good.....

carvesdodo replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
clamped ??? up near the sump ??? ... probably from the lower control arm hitting it. Common fix is just to replace with suitable rubber hose and double clamp it if you dont have a flaring tool. Lots of writeups and posts on AJOR / other jeep forums on it.

junglejuice replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Apparently this is very common, mine did it while up Cape York, cut the section out and replaced it with some cooler hose and viola all good.....

Mitch replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Iv,e had the same problem and fixed it with HEAT RESISTANT RUBBER HOSE.Run the new hose up higher than standard so it,s out of harms way.

rick1975 replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Goneagain Thanks Guys, That sounds good, I think I will try to re-route it or the next time it could cut the rubber lines and then it could be serious trouble with oil every where if it was not pick up. Regards, Goneagain. i have a set here second heand if you need it. ...

Goneagain replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Thanks Guys, That sounds good, I think I will try to re-route it or the next time it could cut the rubber lines and then it could be serious trouble with oil every where if it was not pick up. Regards, Goneagain.

Goneagain replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Thank guys for all your advice and Rick1975 for the offer of the lines. Yesterday I bought the hose and Clamps and will a temp it tonight. Is the standard Transmission cooler big enougth? I want to tow a boat about 1650kg and I think it should be fine because my Holden V6 has no problems with it and it has just a standard size cooler. Your advice would be gratefully received...

xjdavid replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
have a look at this http://www.brisbanejeepclub.com/df/i...showpage&pi d=3

Goneagain replied 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Hi All, I fixed the lines last night. It took a little longer that I had anticipated but I got there. Thanks XJDavid, that's a good fixed but the lines were already damaged so I had to replace them. I cut-out the damaged sections out and put in the rubber transmission hose. They mention on the site you suggested that this happens when the "swaybar is disconnected and is flexed". This ...

 

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Goneagain
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user's latest post:
Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-19 21:11:00)
Hi Guys, I have fixed the line with 8 hose camps and transmission hose. I routed them over the engine mount and it is working better. I emptied the transmission and put in new oil, but I was surprised that only 2 litres came out and 2 litres went back in. I thought more would come out so I will try a new method. To completely replace the oil, I have heard of flushing it with the transmission pump (engine on) by separating a line and inserting...
junglejuice
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-18 00:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by ceven Where did you put it? If you look at my avatar you will see that I have a factory aloy bullbar fitted, it has a small vent in the lower lip with a plastic grille over it, I fitted the alloy cooler behind this vent. I mounted it on some aluminium angle in such a way that it can move reasonable easily should I give the lower lip on the bar a nudge....
carvesdodo
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-18 00:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Nakkas The reason, I believe, for the cooler lines getting crushed, is because there is no extended bump stops. Twas my thoughts too ... but after two sets of hardlines getting squashed and rub marks on the hyd hose replacements ... On a std height model ... I spent yesterday under the thing rerouting them again ... I probably should scratch through the pile of springs in the corner and knock up a 2" lift...
Mitch
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-09 15:39:00)
Iv,e had the same problem and fixed it with HEAT RESISTANT RUBBER HOSE.Run the new hose up higher than standard so it,s out of harms way.
rick1975
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user's latest post:
Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-09 15:39:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Goneagain Thanks Guys, That sounds good, I think I will try to re-route it or the next time it could cut the rubber lines and then it could be serious trouble with oil every where if it was not pick up. Regards, Goneagain. i have a set here second heand if you need it. Cheers Rick
xjdavid
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-10 15:39:00)
have a look at this http://www.brisbanejeepclub.com/df/i...showpage&pid=3
ceven
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-12 07:59:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by junglejuice I would fit a larger cooler if you are planning to tow that boat on hot days just to be on the safe side. I fitted a second external cooler to mine before doing Cape York, the one I got off ebay was off a V8 Landrover, a nice wide aluminium unit.... Where did you put it?
XJMarsbar
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-18 00:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Goneagain Thank guys for all your advice and Rick1975 for the offer of the lines. Yesterday I bought the hose and Clamps and will a temp it tonight. Is the standard Transmission cooler big enougth? I want to tow a boat about 1650kg and I think it should be fine because my Holden V6 has no problems with it and it has just a standard size cooler. Your advice would be gratefully received. I fitted a Davis Craig after...
tazwegion
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user's latest post:
Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-18 00:00:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by junglejuice If you look at my avatar you will see that I have a factory aloy bullbar fitted, it has a small vent in the lower lip with a plastic grille over it, I fitted the alloy cooler behind this vent. That's a good idea, remove it completely from the engine bay/radiator area
Nakkas
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Auto transmission lines to cooler?
Published (2009-11-18 00:00:00)
The reason, I believe, for the cooler lines getting crushed, is because there is no extended bump stops. I had the same problem with a previous Jeep. I have raised 2 of my Cherokees, but still haven't put the extended bump stops in yet. I don't really take it to the extreme like I used to.

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