I visited my local Napa chain and they have no 3/8 transmission rated hose. And no estimate on when they will. Nor do they have those metal coils for holding a hose radius. Fail.
Next I tried calling a local industrial and hydraulic hose distributer. They repair and crimp hoses on site. They don't have Continental but an equivalent from Eaton. I'll probably go this route.
I haven't tried AutoZone or advance auto. Should I bother?
Next I tried calling a local industrial and hydraulic hose distributer. They repair and crimp hoses on site. They don't have Continental but an equivalent from Eaton. I'll probably go this route.
I haven't tried AutoZone or advance auto. Should I bother?
Yeah, saw a routing diagram, but not how they all are supposed to fit nicely with the power steering lines, and how that plastic clamp on the shroud plays in.There is a diagram of the hoses and location earlier in the string. I doubt you did any damage to the transmission. Obviously don’t drive it until you find the leak get it fixed.