Transmission Oil Line
Transmission oil lines carry fluid between your transmission and its cooler to keep everything lubricated and at the right temperature. When a line cracks, corrodes, or leaks, you can lose fluid and risk overheating your transmission. We inspect, repair, or replace the lines and fittings so your fluid flows safely and your transmission stays protected.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Corrosion and rust on metal lines from age and road salt
- Cracked or perished rubber hose sections
- Loose or failing fittings and connections
- Damage from road debris or impact underneath
- Vibration and wear rubbing the line against other parts
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my transmission oil line is leaking?
Look for reddish fluid spots under your car, a burning smell, or low transmission fluid. You might also feel slipping or rough shifting if the fluid level drops too far.
Is a leaking transmission line serious?
Yes. Losing transmission fluid can cause overheating and internal damage, which is very costly to repair. It's best to fix a leaking line promptly to protect the transmission.
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