Q: How to replace the Transmission Oil Cooler Hose on Chevrolet Aveo?
A: The replacement of transmission cooler pipes requires draining transaxle fluid as the first step. Start the installation process by taking off the front outlet pipe union bolt located on the Radiator before moving onto the front outlet pipe clip bolt from the Radiator and finally the rear outlet pipe clip bolt from the transaxle. The operation begins with removing the rear outlet pipe fitting nut from the transaxle before extracting the fluid cooler outlet pipe and its associated hoses. You should install the fluid cooler rear outlet pipe fitting nut first and secure it tightly to 35 n.m (26 lb ft). Add the fluid cooler rear outlet pipe clip bolt to its location while torquing it to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Beginning with the front outlet pipe union bolt installation into the Radiator where tightening should be set at 35 n.m (26 lb ft), star assembly and torque the front outlet pipe clip bolt installed into the Radiator to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Finally it is necessary to fill up the transaxle with fluid.
Q: How to replace the Transmission Oil Cooler Hose on Chevrolet Impala?
A: The first step to replace the transmission fluid cooler hose/pipe requires disconnecting the transaxle oil cooler outlet hose from its position atop the Radiator. Support the vehicle at a height before you use a wrench to remove the toc hose retainer bolt while placing a drain pan under the oil cooler hoses. Start by detaching the toc outlet hose from the transaxle and continue by disconnection of toc inlet hose from both the transaxle and the Radiator. The procedure requires detachment of toc hoses from Radiator support retainer after which both hoses can be removed from the vehicle. Allow sufficient room between the transaxle oil cooler pipes and hoses during installation to avoid damage and wear. Reinstall the toc hoses onto the vehicle according to this procedure: begin with the Radiator support retainer then move to the Radiator and end with the transaxle. Secure the toc hose retainer and bolt while fastening it to 25 n.m (18 lb ft) torque and lower down the vehicle. Complete the Radiator installation by connecting the toc outlet hose to its top side but avoid overfilling the transaxle to prevent fluid foaming and decrease performance alongside gearbox complaints and equipment breakdown. Tighten the bolt at 25 n.m. Use initial 18 lb ft torque setting for the toc hose retainer.
Q: How to replace the Transmission Oil Cooler Hose on Chevrolet Silverado 1500?
A: The first step to replace the transmission fluid cooler hose/pipe is to remove the front grill assembly. First detach the transmission fluid cooler hose from the auxiliary Oil Cooler followed by detaching it from the Radiator. Begin by raising the vehicle and unscrewing the transmission cooling line bracket bolt. After that, remove both cooling lines from the transmission while also extracting the oil cooling lines from the vehicle. The first step for installation requires connecting transmission Oil Cooler lines to the vehicle followed by attachment to the transmission while installing the transmission cooler line bracket bolt and tightening it to 22 nm (16 lb ft). Follow by lowering the vehicle one should attach the transmission fluid cooler hose to both the Radiator and then to the auxiliary Oil Cooler. Spend the last steps by reinstalling the front grill assembly.