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A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
I was asked to post info on this fitting and hopefully it will be helpful for anyone else that is looking for a way to connect braided line to their tranny.
Here is the fitting and you will still need an o-ring with this. http://www.jegs.com/i/Russell/799/670520/10002/-1 The tranny side is the 14mm x 1.5 ![]() you can just see the blue fitting in this picture |
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
edit: erased bad info
Last edited by Skullver; September 11th, 2008 at 13:19. |
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
I'm being told by a Jeepspeed friend that the front line is the supply(hot side). An easy way to find out is to start your jeep cold and power brake it for about 10 seconds, shut off and feel the lines. The hot side will be revealed. I did not have this ability on the jack stands so I am taking his word for it.
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
The front line is the hot line.
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Thanks for the info, I'll update you when/if I can find that schematic. |
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edit: damn, took somebody elses word for it and ordered them and after a quick comparison, you are right, they are slightly different ![]() Thanks! Last edited by Skullver; September 11th, 2008 at 13:18. |
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That's awesome! Thanks a ton! My plastic attachments are leaking and need replacing. Got a quick question, do the plastic connections just unscrew to reveal the threads or is there something else in the way? Also, what Oring did you use? |
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Easy peasy. --Alex |
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
Edit, already answered my question.
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
I found a better pic of the tranny fittings.
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
One more bump before this thread gets buried in Modified tech.
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Re: A quick link for a -6AN fitting to the AW4 cooler line.
So, are you running the trans to the stand alone cooler and not through the radiator portion at all or running through both? The reason I am asking is I was thinking about not running the radiator side and only using a stand alone trans cooler, thinking that off road the torque converter spinning might be some of my cause for running hot due to extra heat being introduced into the system.
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