2010-2012 Cummins 68RFE Replacement Transmission Line Kit (FPE-TL-CUMM-1012)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Engine |
| 2010-2012 | Dodge Ram |
6.7L Cummins |
Fix your leaking transmission lines with these heavy-duty, high-flow, flexible 68RFE transmission lines.
Part Number: FPE-TL-CUMM-1012
Features
Features
- Heavy-Duty, high-flow, flexible replacement transmission lines
- Allows for the installation of the 2010-2012 Cummins Dual Fuel Install Kit (FPE-DPK-67-1012)
Notes
Notes
- For customers with a factory installed transmission heat exchanger, an additional heater tube is required and can be purchased at your local Chrysler Dealership [PN:68048997AA].
- This product is used primarily in colder climates - FPE-34382 Heat exchanger bypass kit for use when installing a coolant bypass kit or needing to bypass the factory heat exchanger mounted on the driver's side of the engine. Includes 2 caps for the heat exchanger lines and M16 O-ring plug the engine block.
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
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Fittings go an to oem transmission quick connect style for oem cooler?
No, the kit does not use the OEM-style quick-connect clips.
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Do these lines run from transmission right to the cooler infront of the radiator?
Yes, the Fleece kit replaces the factory lines and runs directly from the transmission to the front-mounted auxiliary cooler (the one in front of the radiator).
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How does removal of the engine mounted heat exchanger effect transmission temperatures? Is the exchanger a known failure point?
This is designed to bypass the factory heat exchanger entirely, as the factory heat exchanger is often referred to as a "transmission killer."
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I need a transmission cooler line on my 2010 2500 6.7. I have a stock factory transmission set up! Will this work? Or do you have something that will?
Yes! If you've got a 68RFE in there you're good to go!
