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Hi if anyone can help please do. the problem i am having is the new
radiator has 2 copper pipes for the tranny cooling the old radiator has
2 threaded ends do i just cut the hoses and slide on. will that work, i
dont want to cut the hose if its not going to work thanks.


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Before cutting anything, I would recommend going back to the vendor to
verify absolutely, that you have been sold the correct radiator.

Earle

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> Hi if anyone can help please do. the problem i am having is the new
> radiator has 2 copper pipes for the tranny cooling the old radiator has
> 2 threaded ends do i just cut the hoses and slide on. will that work, i
> dont want to cut the hose if its not going to work thanks.
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dom-b wrote:
> Hi if anyone can help please do. the problem i am having is the new
> radiator has 2 copper pipes for the tranny cooling the old radiator has
> 2 threaded ends do i just cut the hoses and slide on. will that work, i
> dont want to cut the hose if its not going to work thanks.
>
>
you slide the current threaded connectors out of the rubber hoses and
put the hoses direct onto the new pipes. do not cut anything.