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Old 05-13-2016, 11:15 AM
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Thank you. I got the BMW 5346 tool to help me remove the lines from the transmission cooler. The top line comes out with no issues using this tool. I am thinking wow this was the best $35 I've spent. I get under the car and put it on the bottom line. No such luck. It appears this hose connector isn't operating properly at all. I am afraid to use too much force because I don't want to damage it. Anybody have any experience with that? Thanks
I am not sure what the BMW tool is for. You remove the cooler from the bracket... DO NOT Disconnect the hoses from the cooler, you could drain your ATF.. In the diagram below, you pull on clip 13 up and then pry with a long screw driver to remove it. The full assembly will come out at 12 (circled in red)

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