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Old 07-29-2017, 12:46 PM
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Default Tr6060 oil cooler lines

Anyone know where I can find oil cooler lines for my tr6060? Can be stock or braided line with fittings. Thanks
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I have a set ( 2 lines ) from a 2012 camaro with 28,000 miles on them. 125.00 plus freight. PM me, I live in Butte Montana 59701 Larry.
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Here are 4 pix of the lines, they are in very good condition Larry I'm not at home so these are the best I can do til Tuesday.
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Originally Posted by ltmontana
Here are 4 pix of the lines, they are in very good condition Larry I'm not at home so these are the best I can do til Tuesday.
you don't happen to have a photo of the part that goes into the tranny do you?
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Originally Posted by moekluse
you don't happen to have a photo of the part that goes into the tranny do you?
here are pix of the ends of the lines Larry
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How do they get attached to the tranny? No threaded hardware?
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Originally Posted by moekluse
How do they get attached to the tranny? No threaded hardware?
There are 2 fittings that I have that thread into the trany, with a o-ring -- and are held in place with a snap ring looking clip---there is an o-ring down in side of the fitting. pix in a few minutes.
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Originally Posted by ltmontana
There are 2 fittings that I have that thread into the trany, with a o-ring -- and are held in place with a snap ring looking clip---there is an o-ring down in side of the fitting. pix in a few minutes.
Great, Thank You!
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Originally Posted by ltmontana
There are 2 fittings that I have that thread into the trany, with a o-ring -- and are held in place with a snap ring looking clip---there is an o-ring down in side of the fitting. pix in a few minutes.
Here are pix of the fittings with the O-rings -- kinda hard to see but they are down inside of the fitting, I'm not referring to the ones that are on the outside of the fittings
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Originally Posted by moekluse
How do they get attached to the tranny? No threaded hardware?

There just like the one's for the auto trans...same fitting.
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Sorry, original pic must of corrupted, im talking about these adapters
Originally Posted by CattleAc
There just like the one's for the auto trans...same fitting.
Would these -6 adapters work on the tr6060? It would be way easier for me to run braided line Instead of a hardline.

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I have some great news! -6 AN fittings thread right into the transmission! No need for quick release junk! I can custom make my entire trans cooling system now.

I hope this thread helps others in their tr6060 swaps, just grab some -6 AN male fittings and boom!
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Those are the fittings that I need. One problem, I cannot find a vendor online that sells them. Where did you get them?
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Originally Posted by TigerTruck
Those are the fittings that I need. One problem, I cannot find a vendor online that sells them. Where did you get them?
are you talking about the -6 fittings that thread into the tranny or the fittings that adapt -6 an into the quick release fittings?
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I thought there was only one type. The 12055 fits into the quick release fittings, right? What is the number for the ones that thread into the trans? Plus, where can I get them from.
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Originally Posted by TigerTruck
I thought there was only one type. The 12055 fits into the quick release fittings, right? What is the number for the ones that thread into the trans? Plus, where can I get them from.
I actually didn't buy them, I swear i saw them on Google, but what I meant is that a male -6 AN fitting will thread right into the tranny if you remove the quick release fitting. I bought male to male -6 AN fittings to thread straight into the transmission, completely deleting the quick release fittings, here's what I got:
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To order those adapter fittings (P/N 12055 -6 AN to stock adapter $ 17.95 pair), you need to call them, there number is (888)-505-8355
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Originally Posted by moekluse
I actually didn't buy them, I swear i saw them on Google, but what I meant is that a male -6 AN fitting will thread right into the tranny if you remove the quick release fitting. I bought male to male -6 AN fittings to thread straight into the transmission, completely deleting the quick release fittings, here's what I got:
Just because they screw into the trans it doesn't mean they are going to hold pressure. AN fittings are designed to seal on the cone. Is there a matching seat for the cone inside the transmission? I think not...

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Originally Posted by Project GatTagO
Just because they screw into the trans it doesn't mean they are going to hold pressure. AN fittings are designed to seal on the cone. Is there a matching seat for the cone inside the transmission? I think not...

Andrew
yea i knew about that, 4 seconds on an belt sander, 5 minutes of measuring and pressure testing, and boom. Also, it did thread all the way, I just shaved it to the same length as the original part that threaded in. And I did add an oring as well


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