This is a repair you don't want to put off

All automatic transmissions have a transmission cooler. In most cases there are hoses or lines that from run from your transmission to the transmission cooler. Most transmission coolers are located near the radiator at the front of the vehicle. Your transmission fluid heats up and to prevent damage to your transmission that fluid flows through the transmission lines to the transmission cooler that keeps the fluid at a proper temperature to prevent transmission damage.


These lines are made of rubber and over time they can soften and start to leak where they are crimped. We have also found that if they are rubbing against something this can cause a leak as well. If unattended these leaks can cause transmission damage or failure if the fluid level becomes to low.


Questions about your transmission cooler lines? Give us a call and let us take care of you.


Happy Adventures,

Heather



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