if you can reach the line and adapter going into the radiator try and warm it up a bit with a small propane torch. Hold the line with vise grips and see if it'll break loose. Only enough pressure on the vise grips to hold it don't crimp the line
06' Explorer XLT Trans lines adaptor on radiator stuck.
Hello,
Trying to save some money by doing the work myself. Like the title says. I having issues with the last line on driver side on radiator , that the tool won't go in to snap/click . I have sprayed that adapter with PB Blaster (I think that's what its called. ) ,even tried tapping on the tool to try to go in. Line is like frozen to the adapter.
This is what it looks like.
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So I thought I would just wrench it off. Nope , moves with the adapter. Tried to move the line a little bit back and forth , even that doesn't help to break it loose. Any ideas that I can try before I resort to have the shop do it I guess.
Thank you and info or advance.
Trying to save some money by doing the work myself. Like the title says. I having issues with the last line on driver side on radiator , that the tool won't go in to snap/click . I have sprayed that adapter with PB Blaster (I think that's what its called. ) ,even tried tapping on the tool to try to go in. Line is like frozen to the adapter.
This is what it looks like.
So I thought I would just wrench it off. Nope , moves with the adapter. Tried to move the line a little bit back and forth , even that doesn't help to break it loose. Any ideas that I can try before I resort to have the shop do it I guess.
Thank you and info or advance.
