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Well Trying the silicon for now, just till have have a bit of cash to get it sorted, see how well it goes lol
 

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Get some braided hose, a few -6an fittings and you are good to go. Enzed can be quite helpful, I believe TUFFVQ used these guys when replacing his trans cooler lines and I know I intend on doing the same in the next week or two.
 

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Get some braided hose, a few -6an fittings and you are good to go. Enzed can be quite helpful, I believe TUFFVQ used these guys when replacing his trans cooler lines and I know I intend on doing the same in the next week or two.

Yeh, that's a cheap fix.....:eek:
 

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Yeh, that's a cheap fix.....:eek:

Cheaper than having to tow your car home because it's ####ed it's tranny fluid all over the freeway (trust me on this one). Sure a dodgy fix might last a day, a week, a year or even a few years but when if fails it will be costly; transmission hoses are high pressure lines, not something you should be patching with silicon.
 

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Wheres the Aussie Spirit of She'll Be Right mate ? LOL, dont worry, hope to have some new hoses soon.
 

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Cheaper than having to tow your car home because it's ####ed it's tranny fluid all over the freeway (trust me on this one). Sure a dodgy fix might last a day, a week, a year or even a few years but when if fails it will be costly; transmission hoses are high pressure lines, not something you should be patching with silicon.

True, but i wasn't suggesting a dodgy fix. Buying new lines (the right ones) would be a cheaper fix than braid & screw on fittings.

Also, IMO, transmission lines should always be steel, just with flexible line at the trans cooler end.
 

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Ok, So Since i gave the silicon a go, I have now confirmed the Leak is where it plugs onto the metal Pipes @ the PS Pump, They are the Quick release push type connectors. Now do these usually have a O ring that i could try & replace ? so the hoses are fine, its just leaking at the connection.
 
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