projectXJ: 97-01 Jeep XJ AW4 transmission cooler lines full OE repair, the right (wrong?) way

Today on Workshop Quick Takes (wqt): If you have a 97-01 Jeep Cherokee XJ with the AW4 automatic transmission, you might encounter the badly flawed routing design for the unit's cooling lines. A worn or abused OE suspension can crush and damage the lines at the front axle pass-over. Join us underneath our 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ as we show you how to find the problem, locate the replacement hardware, and perform a complete swap to bring the vehicle back to OEM specifications. But is this the right way to get a permanent fix? Next episode, we'll explore the alternate (wrong) ways of addressing this problem, and maybe we'll discover the right way after all. Part 2, the soft-line method:    • projectXJ: 97-01 Jeep XJ AW4 transmission ...   *********** Parts & Materials List: NAPA # 730-4978 (fitting, quick-disc., AW4 front or rear) NAPA # 827-5285 (line, 2-part, I/L quick-disc. to rad. upper) NAPA # 827-5297 (line, 2-part, I/L quick-disc. to AW4 rear) NAPA # 872-5298 (line, complete, rad. lower disc. to AW4 front) AGS "Sil-Glyde" silicone-based lubricant Brake cleaner spray (any standard type or brand) Hydraulic quick-disconnect tools (any parts store) *********** All trademarks used in this production are and remain the property of their respective owners. All original content © 2022 Aaron Vienot, dba aaronv.net & avey productions. Published on YouTube under the standard YouTube license. "Funny Song" courtesy of Bensound.com. "Bluesed and Abused" by Quincas Moreira, "Sunrise Drive" by South London HiFi, "Sleepy West" by JHS Pedals, and "Enchantee" by Slynk & Mr. Stabalina courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library. Additional sound effects courtesy of Freesound.org. This production may contain tips, tricks, and techniques that are unsafe for your application or flat out illegal to replicate in your country of residence. Use this information at your own risk.