[chevysuck]

Okay this subject has been gone over a million times but I'm going outside in like ten minutes to do this. The tranny cooler is there any right side up way to put it? And can I use a pipe cutter to cut the stock lines? And what should I plug them up with while they are disconnected?

 

[collinsperformance]

most coolers do not have a "This side up" they go both ways. you can use a pipe cutter (if it is called a tubing cutter -wheel cuts you tighen the tool and spin again) if you have the parts then no need to plug install the cooler and the flex lines to it and cut and install the connection fittings.....mike

 

[Kim Hanson]

most coolers do not have a "This side up" they go both ways. you can use a pipe cutter (if it is called a tubing cutter -wheel cuts you tighen the tool and spin again) if you have the parts then no need to plug install the cooler and the flex lines to it and cut and install the connection fittings.....mike

You still need to have it flared out to seal up to the existing hose , with brass bushings.........( . )( . )...........

 

[Davids78Bronco]

That's not, completely, necessary tho. When I installed my cooler, I just cut my line, installed my cooler, and clamped the hoses. It ran perfectly fine, for the two years I had it installed

 

[MatthewC]

Cut it, and double clamp it. Dont worry about having to flare it.

And search next time.