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On my 92 jimmy you know how it has 2 transmission lines to the transmission radiator cooler top and botom ok now on the trans it has a top and botom do the top of the radiator line go on the top of the tranmission

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I'm having the same problem ,and only someone whos not thinking would answer this question like that ,there IS a difference which line goes where on the transmission ,probably not so much on the radiator ....My problem is the same but I can't afford to buy new lines so I'm wondering if JB weld would seal up a line leak at least until summer ...its 30 below and this is my only way of getting around

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Ok, the top line goes to transmission, as does the bottom line. They are connected at the transmission and the other end is connected at the cooler to create a path for the transmission fluid to flow through without losing fluid. One is connected at the top and one is connected at the bottom. I hope you understand this, since your question makes no sense to me.

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