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08-02-2004, 09:56 AM
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Trans hoses leaking ... repaired for a buck !
97 Jeep had a leaking transmission cooler hose. (The same spot where the 99 Dodge van is leaking too.) The fix is easy, if you have this leak. Dodge uses a plastic type quick connect. Squeeze the two ears together and seperate the parts. Replace the coupler with a new one. Mine was 3/8 size, cost about 90 cents. 3 days so far and the garge floor is starting to dry up. I was in the area changing the radiator when I had to disconnect the transmission cooling lines.
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09-05-2004, 05:54 PM
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Really Nice...Chrysler Jeep charged me 12 bucks for my plastic quick connect fittings LoL.. not worth more than a few cents in my opinion.
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