Radiator Transmission Lines

GMAN

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My radiator transmission lines are seized, and are not budging. Any ideas on getting them out without rounding off my fittings?
 
i gotta ask, you are using a flare nut wrench correct?

and on my 93, which hadn't been apart, came loose pretty easily.

but the normal penetrating oil and some heat should do you nicely. just don't melt the radiator tank.
 
use a metric. It it really a metric nut. It makes a slight difference. the metric wrench will fit tighter.
 
use a metric. It it really a metric nut. It makes a slight difference. the metric wrench will fit tighter.

Actually, a 1/2" wrench is tighter at 12.7mm which is obviously smaller than 13mm.

Or, put a different way, 13mm = .511811023622 inches
 
I am having a problem getting the top line male thread to feed into the female thread. I can't get it to go in to catch. Any ideas?
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Going to toss this up in this thread, cause this is what I'm looking at but worse.
So here it goes...on mine it looks like some one grabed the metal line with vice grips and nearly pinched the line closed on the botom line lower than this picture on the radiator. Well I seen it and said screw it, looks like I'm screwed anyway and wrenched on it.

Of course I twisted the line and said fudg it and kept twisting the line till it broke off.
It was royaly pinched anyway, fudg it is the bottom line on the radiator the one I would use to a plate type external cooler??? The return line to trans,?, but now to be rerouted to a cooler than back to trans.
I tell ya I would like to kick the person whom had this car before me in the balls then stomp on em again when hes down.
Hey thanks guys for the help in the past.
 

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