Auto tranny coolant line- please help!
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Auto tranny coolant line- please help!
Just changed out my valeo radiator out for a behr. For the last 5 hours I've been trying to re-attach the transmission coolant line to the radiator. It popped off when I started the car and puked oil everywhere.
It seems em s like I just can't get it in all the way where the c clip is supposed to catch on the grooves. Any tips tricks hints or advice is greatly appreciated.
Car is 2002 c32
It seems em s like I just can't get it in all the way where the c clip is supposed to catch on the grooves. Any tips tricks hints or advice is greatly appreciated.
Car is 2002 c32
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Had the same problem when I replaced my radiator.
I don't know ant tricks, just pulled it out, cleaned it and gave it a good shove until it clicked in.
I think the alignment for proper sliding in was the issue, as the lines are not very flexible.
Be persistent, and don't forget to top off the trans fluid after it is on place.
I don't know ant tricks, just pulled it out, cleaned it and gave it a good shove until it clicked in.
I think the alignment for proper sliding in was the issue, as the lines are not very flexible.
Be persistent, and don't forget to top off the trans fluid after it is on place.
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C32
Had the same problem when I replaced my radiator.
I don't know ant tricks, just pulled it out, cleaned it and gave it a good shove until it clicked in.
I think the alignment for proper sliding in was the issue, as the lines are not very flexible.
Be persistent, and don't forget to top off the trans fluid after it is on place.
I don't know ant tricks, just pulled it out, cleaned it and gave it a good shove until it clicked in.
I think the alignment for proper sliding in was the issue, as the lines are not very flexible.
Be persistent, and don't forget to top off the trans fluid after it is on place.
I'll probably give it another go tonight and see what happens.
