First Failure..

[Niedhogg]

And I'm sure there'll be more to come, but this could have been prevented with a little more thought and planning, attention to detail so to say... I blew my a tranny line today, surprised the heck out of me and my son, had just pulled out of a buddy's drive and was under some accelaration going into 3rd and red stuff was spraying everywhere! Got pulled over into a field entrance and looked it over, for whatever reason when I ran the new stainless lines for the tranny, where I connected the hard lines together between the Transmission and the frame I only made enough hose to slip about and inch over each line, and well looks like the pressure line separated in a grand way... tranny fluid is everywhere... I slipped it back on, and headed straight to the nearest car wash where it blew out again, LOL! I called a buddy to run me to the parts store, we pushed the Jeep into the car wash and my son washed the piss out of everthing best he could while I chased parts, but as you see, my jeep is still in primer and that went everywhere, even on the inside of the windshield somehow, lol.... I added a bit more rubber hose between the hard lines..

 

[defibvt]

At least it was a semi easy fix

 

[CJ007]

At least it was obvious. I usually do a grand job of totally destroying something that leads to something else.

 

[bullseye]

You might try some Dawn dish detergent with a pressure washer.

 

[mtnwhlr]

Did you flair the ends of the hard lines and use rubber hose for trannys and not fuel line?

 

[Niedhogg]

Did you flair the ends of the hard lines and use rubber hose for trannys and not fuel line?

They make Transmission specific hose?

 

[mtnwhlr]

They make trans specific hose?

Yes fuel line hose will not stand up tranny fluid.