In need of a part!
 

http://pictures.sprintpcs.com/i/3204...itsize=615,500

There was so much grease under there I kinda did a little damage.

Anyone willing to part with one from one of their parts trucks?

I don't got a little red x like that on my truck.:tttt:

Yup, mines a little special! :tttt::s:

im not seeing anything. is it just me?:argh:

nope its not just you :argh::argh:

The pic not showing up?

no its not

Well it shows up on mine, Dang!:argh:

It is the tranny line that comes out of the side and has the tranny fluid temp sensor in it. the end fitting is locked up good so when I turned it then it twisted up.:s:

And I'll see if that pic will go threw.

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pic be showing up now on mine :tu:
someone should be along soon to help ya out:c:

i think i have one of those in the garage. ill get back to you later when i make it through the rain out there

It's not a special fitting or tube. You can make a new one out of 1/2" (I think?) diameter steel line and a flaring tool.

i dont have one, or at least if i do i cant find it. i would just cut it before the sensor port, and run 1/2" line to the tranny from there. and on the tranny end find a barbed fitting that threads in there with some hose clamps. should suit you fine

:sadnow: ok

I'll see what I have in the pile of fittings I have upstairs.

:jump:yay!

bump:humm:

do like i said. barbed fitting and a hose clamp. thats going to be your cheapest most convenient fix

Do you have a Parker Store close by? They specialize in hydraulic fittings, so they can get you rigged up with a permanent fix. Helped me with w/a line on an 04 F350 I had last year:tu:

i'm sure a decent auto parts store could hook you up, if anything use a compression fitting, with a flared piece of tubing. i think the cooler lines realistically would be around 3/8 in... its usually the largest line auto parts stores stock. the threaded fitting might even screw into the cooler fitting, but it'll come pre-flared just gotta cut it to desired length, bend it and then use the compression fitting to tie it into the existing line. just use a bit of emery cloth or fine-ish grit sand paper to clean up the line and give it a nice clean surface for the ferrule to clamp around.

Cool. Thanks for the ideas everyone.:tu: