624-355 Automatic Transmission Oil Cooler Hose Assembly Compatible with Select Jeep Models

This line fit perfectly on my 1999 Jeep Cherokee. The most difficult part is removing the quick disconnect near the radiator. Use a 3/8" quick disconnect tool and be patient since space is tight. Be prepared to drop it a few times and have to fish is out from behind the fender splash panel.I cut the rubber hose part of the line and drained as much trans fluid as possible. My guess is about a half pint comes out. Make a note of how the line runs parallel to the other trans line. This line runs 'above' the second line.The connection at the trans is also a quick disconnect but no tool is needed for removal. There are two 'tabs' sticking out on either side of the line. Wiggle the line and then blow out the dust before squeezing the tabs together and slowly wiggle the line out. I purchased a new quick disconnect from Amazon (Dorman 800-714) in case I needed to replace any broken parts during removal and also to see how the line is connected to it. When you install the new line to the trans fitting put the plastic clip with the 'tabs' on the line first and lube the tip of the line with some trans fluid. Go slow wiggling the new line into the fitting so you don't dislodge the two o-rings in the connector and you can see when the plastic clip locks in place.Inserting the quick disconnect at the radiator is a pain. You don't need any tools since the line 'snaps' into place. You have very limited space to work in and you need to really push the line to get it to lock on. Place a few drops of trans fluid in the female end of the fitting on the o-rings and using a slow twisting motion push the line onto the fitting on the radiator. You should hear a click when the line is secured. Each time I thought I had it on I twisted the line and tried to pull it off and it came off several times. If you force it too hard you can feel the brass line from the radiator bend. Just keep trying until you hear a click or cannot pull it off by hand.Secure the clips holding the line along its length and start it up to check for leaks. Check the fittings for leaks for a couple of days and you're done. Good Luck!

Worked well, direct fit.

This line fit perfectly in my 97 Cherokee. Very easy replacement anyone can do in their driveway. You may have to buy new plastic clips that go between the line and the transmission pan. Just youtube the install and there are a couple vids showing how easy the install is.

The transmission line looked ok. However, it was shipped in a plastic covering and was all bent up when I got it. IIt should be shipped in a box for protection. I had to send back because it was not usable.

Fits as it should with no leaks

I wish the product would have came with the plastic retaining clips that will definitely break when changing your lines. A quick run to the parts store though and you can grab a few for pretty cheap. If you're doing your own jeep or you won't have a vehicle to take you to the parts store.

Exact fit for my 00 XJ. Excellent quality and fitment. Only suggestion is to make sure you buy new plastic retainers for the lines at the transmission side.

The product is good but the delivery company is very poor