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Old 03-22-2008, 10:32 AM
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I am installing a 4l80e / ls2 into a 67 chevelle .I used some cooling case fittings to convert from snap lock to 5/16" flare ,thus converting the lines from 3/8" to 5/16" .Will this be a problem cooling the trans ? the car will be used for everyday driving and some power tours .also i have not purchased a rad. yet,should i buy one with a cooler or one without and use one such as a B&M 70274?
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Just bought a B&M #:BMM-70274 and mounting kit #:BMM-80278 and installed in front of my AC condenser cooler. far as i know the lines are 5/16 stock. Just make sure the rear cooling fitting in to the tranny has the long spout. See this link for 4l80e fittings. https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=4l80e+install
Id buy a radiator without a cooler and get a big cooler like i bought.
I am sure your setup will work fine.
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The stock 4L80E cooler lines that screw in are 5/16
The stock 4L80E cooler lines that clip in are 3/8 (10mm)
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thanks for the info , didnt realize that the two fittings were different , i bought two with the long nipple so ill guess ill cut one down and run the 5/16 line .
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Make sure the rear fitting has the extension and the front one is the short one.




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