How to replace a transmission hose going into the radiator?
Lay them both on the floor and be certain that they are identical. Make any bends or adjustments before putting the line in place. Place the new line into position, being careful not to bend or kink it. Tighten the fittings on both ends by turning them clockwise. Verify that the new line follows the path of the old one.
Can you use rubber hoses for transmission fluid?
Yes, you can use rubber hoses if they are the right rubber hoses that have been designed specifically for transmission fluid. Normal rubber hoses, even ones that say they’re designed for heat, may not be reliable in your transmission.
What to do if your transmission line is leaking?
Have a rag ready as transmission fluid will seep out. Follow the line back to its insertion point in the transmission. With the appropriate sized wrench, unscrew the fitting from the transmission by turning it counterclockwise. Catch any leaking fluid with the rag.
What causes a transmission cooler line to split?
Split or dented tubing can be due to road debris, rust aggravated by high salt concentrations or simply an impact from an accident. Leaking at threaded terminations can be caused by worn O-rings and gaskets, improper installation or the threads have become stripped for some reason.
How do you remove a transmission from a Honda CRV?
The best way to remove the electrical connectors is NOT to break the tabs on them with a screw driver. Instead, use your meaty hands to squeeze the tab until it clicks, then stick a flatblade screwdriver between the two connectors and twist. Most of the connectors will be pretty seized up.
How does a transmission hose go into the radiator?
They channel hot transmission fluid to the radiator, where it is cooled, then return it back to the transmission. They typically resemble brake lines and are made of metal. Frequently, they may get bent or broken during engine or radiator removal. Older vehicles often have these lines patched with rubber fuel lines.
When does the Honda CRV transmission contest end?
The contest ends on June 30th, so don’t delay! The victim of my exploits. A 2006 Honda CR-V EX AWD with the 5-speed automatic transmission. At 173,000 miles, the transmission failed entirely. The car wouldn’t move.
What is the part number on a Honda CRV?
The Honda part number is 18393-SH3-S00. The nuts are probably too rusty to work with, so replacing them is not a bad idea. They are part number 90212-SA5-003. Disconnect the two electrical connections of the exhaust, then remove the bracket holding them on.