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Auto Tarnny line cracked 200 1986

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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Thu Oct 9 02:42 CST 2008
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Have cracked the transmission line from the back side of tranny right at where it goes into the fitting.

Most likely the victim of my repeated working in and around the area the last month. Pulling the steering rack out for rebuild, exhaust replacement, oil pan gasket, starter replacement, and all the other stuff going on stressed the line and it cracked.

So looking for both the factory and any BB inspired replacement ideas. Besides a PUP, is there a decent source to either purchase new, or to procure the fittings and tubing to make a set? Might was well do both when I do this.

Also for the are there any gotchas or tricks removing the lines from the tranny body? Never removed it from that end, have done the radiator side many times for various things, those are not a problem.

As always your help and ideas are greatly appreciated.

Thanks and Regards,

Paul





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