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transmission cooling lines 200 1990

posted by  Laine on  Wed Jul 20 04:10 CST 2005
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I replaced sections as well. We cut out the broken parts of the line, and fit in a length of rubber cooler hose, slipping it several inches over the existing metal lines, and double hose clamping each end. Maybe not the ideal repair, but it was cheap and easy, and is still working. I could have ordered the proper lines through a local foreign car parts store, but they were expensive and would have taken a while to come in.






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