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Re: Broken trans cooler fitting in transmission, what to do
[Re: cageman]
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09/18/12 04:39 PM
09/18/12 04:39 PM
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Weatherford Texas
Greg Ducato
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easy outs are junk, I tap in a torx bit and back it out, works every time.
Agreed, the easy out will just grind out the inner diameter of the brass, use the torx bit method.
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Re: Broken trans cooler fitting in transmission, what to do
[Re: cageman]
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09/18/12 05:59 PM
09/18/12 05:59 PM
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Florida
scratchnfotraction
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easy outs are junk, I tap in a torx bit and back it out, works every time.
I use a square 4 edged ez out on those fittings when they break.
I learn something new here all the time. 
thanks,I will try that torx bit trick next time I have a trans fitting broke. 
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Re: Broken trans cooler fitting in transmission, what to do
[Re: scratchnfotraction]
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09/18/12 06:33 PM
09/18/12 06:33 PM
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Rio Linda, CA
John_Kunkel
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Yep, the spiral type EZ-Out will usually just spin in the brittle brass but the square type will work.
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