Trans cooler lines on a 1966-1967 Chevrolet Impala sit low and take every bit of road spray, so the originals are often rusted or weeping. This Right Stuff pre-bent stainless steel transmission cooler line is the line that carries automatic transmission fluid between the transmission and the cooler in the radiator, bent to the original factory pattern so it goes in without a tubing bender. Why It's Worth It: Pre-bent to the original factory pattern. No cutting, bending or flaring at home. Ends finished with OE-type fittings. Stainless steel holds up to moisture and road salt far longer than plain steel. Made for the 1966-1967 Chevrolet Impala, not cut from a universal coil. Before You Order: Check the fluid level and inspect the cooler fittings at the radiator after installation. Stainless is harder than mild steel, so tighten fittings carefully to seat the flares. Compare with your original line before installing.
Specifications:
| Material Option: |
Stainless Steel |
| Part Type: |
Transmission Cooler Line |
| Disclaimer: |
The image shows a representation of the part type. Actual part and fitment location may vary. |