I don't usually take shortcuts like that, but for an old rust bucket, this is a great solution. I have the same problem. I would rather replace with real lines, but I don't want the hassle of possibly breaking the rad connection, and that does happen. Its absolute BS that these lines are made of rusting metal.
Thanks after all the videos i watched yours was the only one that actually took the time and explained each step so now i know what i need to do mines is not a Ford but basically its doing the same thing but on a Audi A4 all i need is to replace the cooling line. Once again thanks for making this video.
Absolutely phenomenal video! Great advice! You should add the year and model truck to description or title . I was looking for a video to repair the same truck and found this by searching generic trans line fixes.
Thanks for this video. I had my transmission line blow out on the highway and was able to limp off to a parking lot. I am heading out to change out the crustiest for rubber as you show here.
Glad to see it worked ill remember the fix. On the brake lines, if youre handy with a flaring tool you can replace the old steel lines with copper tubing. Copper tubing will never rust and will last forever.It will easily handle the fluid psi
That’s a temporary fix as it’s not a lot of pressure at idle but god forbid if your towing or pushing the truck to where pressure starts to build it will come apart….. a more successful fix is to flare the line ends but it’s definitely a pain in those tight area’s
I don't usually take shortcuts like that, but for an old rust bucket, this is a great solution. I have the same problem. I would rather replace with real lines, but I don't want the hassle of possibly breaking the rad connection, and that does happen. Its absolute BS that these lines are made of rusting metal.
Nice video I've got the same problem I think I'll do the same until I replace the engine thanks for the informative video
Thanks after all the videos i watched yours was the only one that actually took the time and explained each step so now i know what i need to do mines is not a Ford but basically its doing the same thing but on a Audi A4 all i need is to replace the cooling line. Once again thanks for making this video.
Absolutely phenomenal video! Great advice! You should add the year and model truck to description or title . I was looking for a video to repair the same truck and found this by searching generic trans line fixes.
Thanks for this video. I had my transmission line blow out on the highway and was able to limp off to a parking lot. I am heading out to change out the crustiest for rubber as you show here.
I’m glad I could help.
Most helpful video I could find on this subject. Ty and sweet intro btw
Thank you and I’m glad I could help.
Glad to see it worked ill remember the fix.
On the brake lines, if youre handy with a flaring tool you can replace the old steel lines with copper tubing. Copper tubing will never rust and will last forever.It will easily handle the fluid psi
It will corrode though
@@kennybakerhvacr5751 very slowly compared to the steel lines
Thanks my guy this really helped
Yes very informative video knowledgeable young man but I did laugh my ass off cuz all that crusty commentation was just funny as hell 😂🤣
Nice job, I have to do the same.
Just did same thing thanks for idea and advice
You’re welcome, I’m glad I could help 👍
Wonder how much rust pieces and particles got inside that line when cutting
Speaking from personal experience on my truck soft line isn’t up to task the fluid is to high pressure
Did you use regular heater hose? Or did you use fuel line rated to 200 psi?
@@davidbourquebourquie8254 the whole shubam 200 psi and all
thats what ill do, thnx
What is the inner diameter of that hose
Answer this
Good video
Thank you!
(From the side of the road ) rated transmission lines you say not silicon lines huh well live and learn I guess
Still holding up??? Thx for the video!
We sold that rig but I’m sure it is. Those rubber lines will outlast the steel.
There is no "pressure line" It's all under the same pressure.
Good video 👌
That’s a temporary fix as it’s not a lot of pressure at idle but god forbid if your towing or pushing the truck to where pressure starts to build it will come apart….. a more successful fix is to flare the line ends but it’s definitely a pain in those tight area’s
What size hose fits over the old metal trans lines ? Thx
doing this on my 93 grand cherokee, hose needed for mine is 3/8
Now fix those exhaust leaks..😝
Good video and good fix. But "Listen to this thing! It purrs!" (Engine making ticking and knocking sounds) Really? 😂
He thinks that’s a rusty Ford..smh
Could do without the long intro, not entertaining at all.
You’re allowed to skip through the video…