transmission cooler pipe

Does anyone know where you can buy replacements for the automatic transmission cooler pipe for 1992 explorer? Do you have to make the pipe yourself?

There are no replacement lines available. You have to make them yourself.

just go to carquest and get some steel brake line thats what we use at work

Probably overkill, but I put braided stainless lines in to replace the failing steel transmission cooler lines (92).

I had a Parker Hannifin shop crimp the ends on.

I removed the lines from the truck and had the lines cut to match approximate lengths. Did not replace rubber lines to aux cooler with braided stainless.

Hose used was Parker Braided Stainless Steel 919 Teflon with 91N series fittings. Fitting Numbers are parker-hannifin numbers (as near as I can decipher from the hand written bill, been a while since I did hydraulic plumbing). Inches are hose lengths before end crimped.

Not the cheapest of upgrades (about $200 USD) but will not need to be done again. Been in for about 5K miles, no probs so far.

And as a bonus, this should make plumbing an aux filter in easier (when I get around to it).

HTH,

Jim



1 @ 24" lower radiator to Aux cooler (under radiator, joins to rubber hose with a hose barb fitting stock location)

Fittings E, G, A



1 @ 461/2” Transmission to aux cooler (same as above, hose barb)

Fittings D, E , A



1@ 69” Transmission to upper radiator

Fittings D, F



Fitting A 2 @ 126HBL -6 -4 Hose barb to female pipe (3/8 hose, 1/4 NPT)

Fitting B 1 male elbow 3/8 3/8-18 6-6 CTX-S (up rad)

Fitting C 1 Male Connector 3/8 3/8-18 6-6 FTX-S (low rad)

Fitting D 2 @ 16991N-6-6 Male inverted swivel 90 degree elbow (transmission)

Fitting E 1 2 @ 10191N-4-6 Male Taper Pipe Rigid (works with A)

Fitting F 1 10691N-6-6 SAE JIC 37Degree Swivel

Fitting G 1 13991N JIC 37 Swivel Elbow

Thanks for the info.