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Old 04-23-2014, 02:31 PM   #1
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Replacing Allision Cooler Lines W22 gas

Anyone replace the trans cooler lines on an Allison 1000 W22 chassis???? If so, where did you get them or have them made up/??

My 2004 coach built 10/2003 has what appears is that the "weather cover" is cracking. My experience is that within a year or two the inner will start cracking or fail (leak). My local NAPA guys tell me they can make them. mmmmmmmmmm not so sure. Would really rather have them made by some one who has already made them for a Workhorse chassis.

Any help, advice, or comments is appreciated,
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Anyone replace the trans cooler lines on an Allison 1000 W22 chassis???? If so, where did you get them or have them made up/??

My 2004 coach built 10/2003 has what appears is that the "weather cover" is cracking. My experience is that within a year or two the inner will start cracking or fail (leak). My local NAPA guys tell me they can make them. mmmmmmmmmm not so sure. Would really rather have them made by some one who has already made them for a Workhorse chassis.

Any help, advice, or comments is appreciated,
Any hydraulic hose shop can make them. Just bring the old hose in. Its done on tractors & heavy equipment in the field everyday with pressures much much higher than a trans cooler will ever see.
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