Transmission cooler lines leak
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Transmission cooler lines leak
I have a 2001 C320 which has developed a leak at the radiator entry for the trans cooler lines.Is there an easy fix or do I have to replace the whole radiator?
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Is the actual line leaking or the radiator? Either way, one or the other needs to be replaced. There is no good "cheap" fix.
Either way it's a PITA. The radiator is around $200 from RM European and you can do it yourself, just need some coolant and distilled water, get 2 liters of trans fluid and the trans dipstick since you will loose a little of the fluid. 2-3 hours for the job.
Don't try any shortcuts with this stuff.
Either way it's a PITA. The radiator is around $200 from RM European and you can do it yourself, just need some coolant and distilled water, get 2 liters of trans fluid and the trans dipstick since you will loose a little of the fluid. 2-3 hours for the job.
Don't try any shortcuts with this stuff.
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Also, if by any chance you are local to the DC area I'd be more than willing to help you with the replacement since I've done it already. If not, I can get you a list of step-by-step instructions if you want.
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I have a new in box Behr radiator for your car listed for sale........$150 shipped. Send me a PM if interested.