tranny line fittings

[LOPIN_S10]

I have just purchased steel braided lines and all of the fittings but I need to know if anyone knows who carrys the fittings that go into the tranny itself? I know that they are 1/4 inch

[s10carguy]

should be flare fittings available at any parts store

[bikerboyriley1]

i had to go to a fitting store locally to get the proper fitting...

[Scotty_S-15]

Lopin, you said you got braided lines, and the trans is 1/4" pipe, but what ends on your lines? Flare? AN? Or? Flare should be available locally at a good Auto Parts store.

.............. But you probably have AN fittings. So you'll need to look at WW Grainger, a hose shop, specialty shop, or speed shop. Grainger, doesn't mention AN, they just call them "dash" sizes", just look under Hydr. fittings.

[LOPIN_S10]

Yeah I have an -6 fittings so I need to order 1/4 to an-6. I called my local shop and they had no clue what I was trying to do.... go figure.

[spacecadet]

I went to True Value and bought 1/4" barbed hose ends. Screwed them into the tranny, then pushed the an-line over then barbed end and put a hose clamp on it. Threaded an an-fitting to the tranny cooler that was designed for an- fittings.

And for the fuel pump I just pushed the an-line over the fuel pump nipple, then put a hose clamp on it too.

[Melonhead]

Lopin, The fitting is a flare or 45 deg angle. The AN fittings are 37 deg angle. The flares can be done with a flare tool rented from the Auto store. The easiest way to adapt you AN line is pipe to fitting. Use a short piece of 1/4 pipe tubing with the flare on the end. Use a compression adapter to change over to AN or NPT. NPT would work better. They sell NPT to AN adapters everywhere.

[Scotty_S-15]

Lopin' is this what you're looking for?





6AN to 1/4" mpt @ Jeg's (http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_81544_-1)

[grimpuppy]

That's what I have