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diveplane 02-14-2021 07:10 PM

LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
after ages searching think i found the coolant lines for the v8 truck mine are leaking


this the right ones guys?

lower oil coolant line
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b...ckup-rwd?pos=1


upper oil coolant line

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b...ckup-rwd?pos=1



does mention this without axle ratios 2.73, 3.08,3.42,3.73

what is my truck? 1992 standard cab 2 door silverado 5.7 V8 automatic
8 foot bed.


looking for the AT line for other side part number for that, only one line that side?

diveplane 02-14-2021 07:19 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/39217011434...xoCB0oQAvD_BwE


this the correct AT lines i know i have 700r4 tranny by checking RPO CODE.

Just call me Sean 02-14-2021 07:51 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
I deleted my oil cooler. The crappy push connectors leaked even with new lines. The older trucks had threaded fittings on both ends.

diveplane 02-14-2021 07:59 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
ok looking for parts that work any ideas fit this truck..

Just call me Sean 02-14-2021 09:14 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
You probably need 625-139 and 625-140.

diveplane 02-19-2021 09:43 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
ok thx seen a few videos now how to correct the issue of the quick connect fittings.

Just call me Sean 02-19-2021 10:55 PM

Re: LO5 V8 coolant lines and transmission line
 
Those are the two options I thought were the best. Delete the oil cooler with an oil filter adapter from an engine without it. I had one. Or use an oil filter adapter from an older truck which has threaded connectors instead of the push ones. I also have one of those, but I didn't want to buy lines so I deleted it.


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