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Old 09-16-2005, 01:07 PM
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im looking at buying a 92 SSEi, and the owner is around 700 miles from me. he says it needs the oil cooler lines replaced... how hard of a job is it??

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im guessin hes talkin about the transmission lines that go to the radiator, i need to replace one of mine too on the 95. though i havent checked into it, but its probably gonna have to come from the dealer or gmpartsdirect.com
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SSEi'* also have OIL cooling lines going to the oil cooler. We have a 3-core radiator and an external trans cooler for Series 1.

Get confirmation on WHICH lines they are for certain. It'* a driveway job on jackstands. Less than an hour.
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its most likely the oil cooler as thats what he orignally discribed them as. im getting this car for under $1000. i can complain too much. i also wonder if that trans cooler line recall was done on it...
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Do it to be safe. Buy oil and trans lines, do them both. I know trans are only $60 or so from the dealer.

I'll run prices for all 4 lines for you shortly.
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pontiac wont do the recall on it if it hasnt been done already? god i had saturn do recalls on mine last sumemr that were never done and it was a 92 lol
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The trans line recall has expired. There'* no way to know if it'* been done without running the VIN through a dealer.
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Trans pipe (trans to rad) UPPER:
GM PART # 25615308
CATEGORY: All
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $6.14
OUR PRICE: $3.51
DESCRIPTION: PIPE CLR
Trans LOWER pipe:
GM PART # 25615306
CATEGORY: All
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $6.14
OUR PRICE: $3.51
DESCRIPTION: PIPE OIL
OIL inlet (these are assuming you have the vertical mounted filter like a 93....I think the L27 is horizontal mount?:

GM PART # 25646228
CATEGORY: All
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $42.76
OUR PRICE: $24.38
DESCRIPTION: HOSE ASM
OIL outlet:
GM PART # 25646230
CATEGORY: All
PACK QTY: 1 CORE CHARGE: $0.00
GM LIST: $28.03
OUR PRICE: $15.98
DESCRIPTION: HOSE
List price is what to expect from a dealer. Plan ahead. They'll probably have to source the parts locally from a distant dealer for you.
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Working on it wise..only thing I'd suggest is a nice set of line wrenches. In case the fittings decide to be stubborn, but usually they are easy.
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im really lookin forward to getting this car! wooo


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