New Transmission Line leaking at radiator.
New Transmission Line leaking at radiator.
Had a transmission line leak.
Replaced top and bottom lines. cutting them to allow for existing cooler.
Lines (Dorman) and fittings matched the original but now my top radiator/transmission line connection is leaking.
These are simple double flare connections.
I removed line and cleaned the connecting surfaces but it still leaks.
'98 Ranger 4.0 automatic.
Replaced top and bottom lines. cutting them to allow for existing cooler.
Lines (Dorman) and fittings matched the original but now my top radiator/transmission line connection is leaking.
These are simple double flare connections.
I removed line and cleaned the connecting surfaces but it still leaks.
'98 Ranger 4.0 automatic.
Had a transmission line leak. Replaced top and bottom lines. cutting them to allow for existing cooler.
Lines (Dorman) and fittings matched the original but now my top radiator/transmission line connection is leaking.
These are simple double flare connections. I removed line and cleaned the connecting surfaces but it still leaks.
'98 Ranger 4.0 automatic.
Lines (Dorman) and fittings matched the original but now my top radiator/transmission line connection is leaking.
These are simple double flare connections. I removed line and cleaned the connecting surfaces but it still leaks.
'98 Ranger 4.0 automatic.
Are your TransCooler flare connectors like these that I shortened for a new AllAlum radiator on a 2001 V6~4.0L~SOHC?
Unfortunately I can find noting wrong with the sealing surface.
This fittings thread, unlike the other three, is a snug fit.
But cranking it down does not help.
It's apparently leaking at the sealing surface and is a stream, not a drip.
Radiator fitting is steel.
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Last edited by DILLARD000; Sep 24, 2020 at 12:44 PM.
Yes it's the simple flared design just like brake lines.
Unfortunately I can find noting wrong with the sealing surface.
This fittings thread, unlike the other three, is a snug fit.
But cranking it down does not help.
It's apparently leaking at the sealing surface and is a stream, not a drip.
Radiator fitting is steel.
Unfortunately I can find noting wrong with the sealing surface.
This fittings thread, unlike the other three, is a snug fit.
But cranking it down does not help.
It's apparently leaking at the sealing surface and is a stream, not a drip.
Radiator fitting is steel.
And, BTW, A techie from Dorman agrees with you; bad flare.
I'm going to borrow a flare tool from Autozone (I have one but god knows where it is, and he aint talkin.) cut the line back and reflare the end.
If that doesn't work I'll wait the 7-10 days to get another new line.
I appreciate your help.
Thanks.
Last edited by procadman; Sep 24, 2020 at 10:57 PM.
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