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I cannot get this line off to save my life.
I have line wrenches that attach to a ratchet. I tried a few times and it started to strip. Im using a 13mm
Do any of you have suggestions on how to get this off? I already have it unhooked from the radiator so that one was easy. The problem is there's oil shooting out of this line. You can see it getting ready to drip right before I took the picture.
I assume the line is going to be replaced since it's leaking, just cut it at the nut and get a hex socket on it.
this is what i would do. theres no sense in trying to fix it, if the nut is that tight more than likely the flare is damaged and needs to be redone anyway
I know I can get it tight as is but I didn't know if there's an easier way so I don't have to fight it so much trying to tighten it because that's all I've done to get it undone is fight it. That's how it stripped out (I guess it is just way too tight though)
I hate to get the new one attached and go to tighten it and it start stripping on me before I can tighten it due to the awkward angle the line wrench is in
What trans is this? They should have a clip that holds them in. you remove the clip in the line slides right out. At least that's the way it is on all the ones I've worked on. I believe the main nut is tightened to 35 + foot pounds so it's going to be tough to get it out without the correct socket.
What trans is this? They should have a clip that holds them in. you remove the clip in the line slides right out. At least that's the way it is on all the ones I've worked on. I believe the main nut is tightened to 35 + foot pounds so it's going to be tough to get it out without the correct socket.
Its a 1995 Chevrolet z 71
1500 short bed 4x4
this line is on the passenger side towards the front of transmission. The line goes directly to the radiator on the passenger side
Okay it looks like those need a line wrench. Is the 13 mm wrench nice and tight or is there a lot of play in it? A few things I read said to use a 3/8 inch line wrench. I haven't personally worked on a 95 so I don't know for sure if that's correct.