Who can rebuild trans cooler lines?
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Who can rebuild trans cooler lines?
Who can rebuild trans cooler lines?
That says it all, had a customer go to several hose places and it is a no go, but they are willing to put hose clamps on it or cut the line up and weld fittings on there.
I am looking for a place around Atlanta that can do this, trying to get this car done by Friday and have a long way to go.
That says it all, had a customer go to several hose places and it is a no go, but they are willing to put hose clamps on it or cut the line up and weld fittings on there.
I am looking for a place around Atlanta that can do this, trying to get this car done by Friday and have a long way to go.
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Look in the Alpharetta phone book, there is a place near the mall, on maxwell road i recall, that built mine in the past. They specialize in hydraulic line assembly and rebuild.
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Pretty much any hydraulic shop that caters to the heavy machinery trade can do it, Greg.
You can save a bit of cost by cutting off the fittings yourself, but make sure to mark which fitting goes where as well as the fitting clock position relative to the hose.
I had my trans cooler lines rebuild a few months ago for less than $100.
You can save a bit of cost by cutting off the fittings yourself, but make sure to mark which fitting goes where as well as the fitting clock position relative to the hose.
I had my trans cooler lines rebuild a few months ago for less than $100.
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Pretty much any hydraulic shop that caters to the heavy machinery trade can do it, Greg.
You can save a bit of cost by cutting off the fittings yourself, but make sure to mark which fitting goes where as well as the fitting clock position relative to the hose.
I had my trans cooler lines rebuild a few months ago for less than $100.
You can save a bit of cost by cutting off the fittings yourself, but make sure to mark which fitting goes where as well as the fitting clock position relative to the hose.
I had my trans cooler lines rebuild a few months ago for less than $100.
I talked to a automotive hose place this morning and they said it wont be a problem, we shall see.
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Are the trans cooler lines and sleeves small enough to use a cable crimper? It would seem like a large cable crimper would be darn close. Greg, for grins and if you have a chnace, what's the crimped diameter of the installed sleeves? I could check the dies I have for power cable.
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Are the trans cooler lines and sleeves small enough to use a cable crimper? It would seem like a large cable crimper would be darn close. Greg, for grins and if you have a chnace, what's the crimped diameter of the installed sleeves? I could check the dies I have for power cable.