What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Scottydoggs

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ive not been a fan of any type of rubber lines put on a trans line to repair it. ever since a friends 77 impala burned to the ground in my driveway back in HS.

the lines need to be flared so the clamp has something to hold on to or the hose can slide right off. or the heat just blows through the hose. even reinforced hose.

good old double flair and unions work best, but ive used compression fittings on everything for years with out a issue ever.

in a case like yours where you had a rub through, id cut the line at the break, clean the ends toss a fitting on it and call it a day.
 

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ive not been a fan of any type of rubber lines put on a trans line to repair it. ever since a friends 77 impala burned to the ground in my driveway back in HS.

the lines need to be flared so the clamp has something to hold on to or the hose can slide right off. or the heat just blows through the hose. even reinforced hose.

good old double flair and unions work best, but ive used compression fittings on everything for years with out a issue ever.

in a case like yours where you had a rub through, id cut the line at the break, clean the ends toss a fitting on it and call it a day.
Hopefully my buddy can save it.
 

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Hopefully my buddy can save it.

Those lines are super close, I knocked them out of the clips that are further back when doing the lift and they rubbed once the steering was back together.

No slipping sounds promising, hopefully just needs some fluid and a line repair like Scott said.
 

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Those lines are super close, I knocked them out of the clips that are further back when doing the lift and they rubbed once the steering was back together.

No slipping sounds promising, hopefully just needs some fluid and a line repair like Scott said.
How'd you fix yours? Just put them back in the clips? Good thing you noticed when you did, not like me.
 

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Thank God no. She said it was shifting fine. It was just some trans fluid, but she was almost 45 mins from home, so you know what would've happened if she tried to drive it home.
Did u have clamps on the lines?

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