Transmission Line Help

by **brandontoyota** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:13 pm

So I have an issue and was wondering if someone on here could help. My Transmission cooler lines rotted out and I'm leakinag a lot of gear oil so I have to take the line out and replace them. I couldnt find it at any AutoZone so I called Toyota. They want $455 for the entire assembly (all the lines, fittings and the cooler itself), does anyone know how else to go about getting the lines for the system? I have a 93' alltrac located in northern New Jersey. I don't know if there are custom shops that will make these lines or if I possibly bypass it somehow or some guy said there is a way to make your own line. Anyone have any input? Thanks, Brandon

by **monkey8oi** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:23 pm

Can you get any pics of the area? I might be able to find those parts in the garage.. Just need to know what i'm looking for.

by **brandontoyota** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:34 pm

monkey8oi wrote:Can you get any pics of the area? I might be able to find those parts in the garage.. Just need to know what i'm looking for.

wow that would be incredible!!!! I'm at work right now but I'll send the pics as soon as I get home, it's the two lines that run out from the bottom of the tranny to a little radiator looking thing, then it just circulates back. But I'll send the pics in a few hours. Thanks for the quick response!

by **RedCelicaTRD** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 6:07 pm

Do you need the flexable section of the hose or the hardlines right off the cooler?

by **Terracar** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 7:31 pm

Just a thought - no I have not done it so it might just be crazy but...

Why not get braided line for it?

-Terracar

by **brandontoyota** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:39 pm

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i need these two lines primarily, they are rotted and just leaking fluid

this line came out from the cooler and it just twisted when i was trying to get the fitting off

please let me know if anyone has a set available. thanks Brandon

by **brandontoyota** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:40 pm

RedCelicaTRD wrote:Do you need the flexable section of the hose or the hardlines right off the cooler?

well the whole line would be awesome, but i guess the flexable section will hold up so mainly just the hard lines right off the cooler. thanks

by **BoostedBlueToyotas** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 10:23 pm

The hardline(s) are no longer available from toyota. I removed one from
a project alltrac and replaced it with a small metal loop from a mr2 turbo
tranny (think the st165 also used this loop in place of the st185 cooler)

by **MacGyver** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 10:47 pm

+1 for just using braided lines. I would just do a google search for a parker store or simmilar in your area. Usualy any hydrulic hose shop will be able to make you a set. Just take the old ones in and say I want these in steel braided lines. I get them all the time for some machines at work. The shop here by me is called mega fluid lines. Just my 2 cents.

by **hacker_720** » Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:41 pm

BoostedBlueToyotas wrote:The hardline(s) are no longer available from toyota. I removed one from
a project alltrac and replaced it with a small metal loop from a mr2 turbo
tranny (think the st165 also used this loop in place of the st185 cooler)

Yes, there is just a loop on the 165, but they are not interchangeable, the threads are different. 165 to 185 is different I mean.

by **grip addict** » Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:43 pm

there has to be someone around here that has some left over from a front clip swap or something. having said that, if you can't find them used, do you have o'reilly's out where you are at? some of them make hydraulic lines, and would be able to build you some for not too expensive. if not then maybe pep boys or autozone. if you're having no luck call up a diesel shop and ask them where they get their stuff fixored...

by **Speedricer** » Sat Aug 22, 2009 4:25 pm

I ended up making my own lines, I'm looking for the part numbers for the adapters and will post them when I find them.

by **GT4ZBoy** » Wed Oct 07, 2015 3:59 am

Any updates on this? I'm looking for the stock metal lines but they are no longer available. I assume most peeps are just bypassing the metal lines and using custom braided or hoses with the correct fittings?

http://www.xiiimotorsports.com/index.ph ... e-kit.html

by **quieter** » Wed Oct 07, 2015 2:48 pm

wow thats alot of rust

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