2006 Ford Explorer "transmission lines fit new radiator" Questions

...transmission cooler installed from the factory and it is not suggested by ford to "shorten" the lines by bypassing the radiator. sometimes a new "o" ring and cleaning inside the fitting where the ...

...transmission line for the radiator tried to follow the eHow instructions with the 2 cresent wretch, because the proper tools not available to us at this time what other alternative do we have, I am a ...

...lines for the transmission? In your model you might also have an extra trans oil cooler thsat could be bolted with a bracket. good luck please rate this Take it to the dealer, certain vin numbers had ...

...transmission cooling lines from radiator to transmission. Are the ends just screwed into the radiator or are they pressed they are a type of quick connect fitting. There is a special tool just for ...

transmission lines do not connect on the new radiator that went from nipple to thread. I am in the process of switching out my radiator and the transmission lines on the bottom previously had a nipple

...transmission cooler lines are connected by a compression fitting. The compression "nut" is about 1.5 " long and screws onto the male fittings on the radiator. They are usually quite tight to prevent ...

...transmission cooler lines at transaxle.Remove air conditioner condenser fixing bolts and radiator bracket fixing nuts.Remove the radiator, radiator cooling fan, air conditioning cooling fan and ...

...new radiator , consider buying an air to air oil cooler to cool the transmission oil . The oil will run at ambient temp and not at 95 degrees c or hotter and the radiator is not having the load of ...

...transmission fluid cooler lines-one is the pressure line, other is the return line-back into the transmission. Often the cooling reservoir is built into the radiator. Apparently yours has a separate ...

transmission lines will not work, i have been back to the shop where I got the transmission, they have no idea, been to several auto parts stores they have no idea what the problem could be either....