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1981-1987 Chevy -GMC Truck Transmission Modulator Line, 4WD, TH400, 1/4, OE Steel

Item EK-61-855702-1
1981-1987 Chevy -GMC Truck Transmission Modulator Line, 4WD, TH400, 1/4, OE Steel
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • CNC bent & preformed lines
      • Correct fittings
      • Line and fittings are flared to original specifications
      • 1 piece line
      • Gas engine only
      • Made in the USA

      Description

      This restoration transmission line has been manufactured in the USA and pre-bent to fit exact factory original specifications and provide the exact fit and function that you want. Since your transmisison is one of the most important components on your truck, it is essential to ensure that your lines are in good condition. With this pre-bent brake line set, you will get the exact look of your originals and reliable performance.

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