Im restoring original parts and the new radiator has connectors on the side for transmission lines, since the one i took off was ran to a separate coolant i am not for sure which line goes on the top connector on radiator and which one goes on the bottom which are on the side of the radiator
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SOURCE: Transmission coolant line leaking on the transmission side.
Is the line before and after the connector steel? If you can cut the leaking section out w/ a hack saw, u can slip a section of gas line over the trans cooling line, and put a clamp on both ends, quick cheap fix that will last a long time.
SOURCE: my transmission coolant lines are leaking at the
When you attached them did you make sure the threads were not crossed? You should have been ableto attach them by hand then tighten with wrench. Just tighten enough to prevent leak (at pressure). If this fails try using teflon tape on the threads to create a better seal.
SOURCE: need 2003 chevy silverado 4.8l
it dosnt really matter as they run trough a cooler and push or return fluid. try to find locations by which line is bent like it should go where. if not makes no diference so long the bolt up or clamp on with no leaks.
Assuming you have the RIGHT radiator, you can adapt from the nipples to a 3/8" hose fitting(brass preferably),and cut the lines to accept a hose and clamp type connection. (use good quality hose such as low pressure power steering or fuel hose.
Before I accepted this radiator,though, I'd take a look at another brand radiator or another one from a different store and be sure they gav
e you the exact fit. don-ohio
You must ge this from Ford, it is not very expensive.
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