stevenburcheci

I have been changing my bad auto tranny for like 2 months now, kept putting it off. I removed the 2 rubber hoses from the front of the tranny that go to the radiator, and now that I have the new tranny up I forgot which rubber hose goes to which metal hose on the transmission as both rubber hoses are next to each and I dont want to invert the rubber hoses. If someone can just look under their hood of their car and look at the front tranny hoses and Tell me if the hoses are parralell or they cross before they go back in the tranny.

Thanks

waaBAAH

it doesnt matter. the tranny cooler (radiator) is an open device so to say. if fluid goes in one direction..it will come out the other direction. yoru tranny cooler is not a check valve or anything..its just an open space.

you can even put the two hoses together and bypass the tranny cooler without any fluid problems (besides cooling the fluid of course, which you would wnat to do).

but i know..you wnat it exactly how you took it off... dont cross the lines

stevenburcheci

I know that it usually wouldnt matter but I have an inline transmission filter and im not sure if its a dirrectional filter or not. And if it is dirrectional I dont want to mess my tranny up by not having the fluid circulate. I know that some civics dont have an inline tranny filter but there is such a thing for some of the 2001 civics. I had gone to the dealer and they told me that some of the civics dont have inline filters and some do.

Thanks,
Steven