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Re: She's home! At least the heart and soul has returned home.

Subject: Re: She's home! At least the heart and soul has returned home.
by PeteK on 2011/4/22 23:50:13

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biggrizzly wrote:
Pete,

I knew you were going to say this... as you are the ObiWon of transmissions. Well... let's see, I trashed the lines trying to get them out. Instead of forward thinking, and removing them before the engine went in... they got trapped and bent under the motor during engine installation. (I didn't notice this until the engine was in. Crazy I know. When removing them, I tried the gentle approach but it finally got pretty ugly by the time they were out.

I guess I will need to get some new lines and do as you recommend. Although, the local Speed Unlimited sells a nice Teflon lined kit with fittings and enough line to do the job for about $150. It just seemed a lot easier to route the lines and tie them off with the metal wire ties or rubber insulated clamps.

What kind of tool is required to flare the ends. I'll need to pick a bender and flare tool up.

Thanks for the comments. I want to treat your baby good. Its so funny, but everyone that has come over to help me out has commented on how nice the paint job is on the transmission!!! LOL


The primary reason I paint them is to seal the case, and prevent minor dirt and grit from getting in during the build. I just like that color grey, but any will work.
The tool you need is called a double flair kit. They are not expensive, and you can likely borrow one from autozone.
By flairing, and using the unions, you have a reliable quick disconnect option. Braided lines work, but are expensive.

PS: Reinforce by ego, and post up a couple trans pics.
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