[rickb1422]

ok so i have a problem. when i decided to rebuild my trans i had a transmission line that was leaking because it rubbed on the crossmember for the engine. when i was taking the trans out the other two broke , and as of now the only place i can get them is the dodge dealer and they are backordered 4 months:banghead: any idea where i can get these lines? napa advanced auto and autozone dont carry them. and i tried all of the transmission shops around me and they all say go to the dealer.

 

[Nitrous340]

I would use steel braided lines, prob same cost or close to it.

 

[Phily]

ok so i have a problem. when i decided to rebuild my trans i had a transmission line that was leaking because it rubbed on the crossmember for the engine. when i was taking the trans out the other two broke , and as of now the only place i can get them is the dodge dealer and they are backordered 4 months:banghead: any idea where i can get these lines? napa advanced auto and autozone dont carry them. and i tried all of the transmission shops around me and they all say go to the dealer.

I would try visiting a shop where they know about automatic transmissions.

 

[dozer12216]

Check some of the vendors on this site. Perhaps Rockauto.com or some other mail order parts places. You could have them built up by local hydraulic shop..But with your luck, yoy will lose one on the way home and break another tring to install. Would be my luck anyway.

 

[Ops]

You can use fuel line hose and hose clamps for a temporary repair that will last about 50k miles..

I'd use the hoses and clamps, and drive it to a hydraulic shop and have them make up new steel lines.

Ops

 

[Phily]

You can use fuel line hose and hose clamps for a temporary repair that will last about 50k miles..

Fuel injection hose.

 

[jroyster06]

oh use rubber transmission line like i did with hose clamps that was 60k ago when my tranny cooler lines started leaking.

 

[jaker3456]

Ebay... I think i just saw some brand new ones on there.