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a 1/2 inch line wrench and a 5/8 open end is used to take off th…

a 1/2 inch line wrench and a 5/8 open end is used to take off the transmission lines. USE A LINE WRENCH. trying to cheap out here will probably round off the radiator nut. Hold the larger nut with the 5/8 and loosen the 1/2 inch one so it spins. Then, loosen up the 5/8 all the way out of the radiator. Keep an eye on the line and make sure that 1/2 is spinning with the 5/8 so you don't kink the line.
a 1/2 inch line wrench and a 5/8 open end is used to take off the transmission lines. USE A LINE WRENCH. trying to cheap out here will probably round off the radiator nut. Hold the larger nut with the 5/8 and loosen the 1/2 inch one so it spins. Then, loosen up the 5/8 all the way out of the radiator. Keep an eye on the line and make sure that 1/2 is spinning with the 5/8 so you don't kink the line.Original file
a 1/2 inch line wrench and a 5/8 open end is used to take off the transmission lines. USE A LINE WRENCH. trying to cheap out here will probably round off the radiator nut. Hold the larger nut with the 5/8 and loosen the 1/2 inch one so it spins. Then, loosen up the 5/8 all the way out of the radiator. Keep an eye on the line and make sure that 1/2 is spinning with the 5/8 so you don't kink the line.

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White Ford pickup with hood up in an auto repair shop, front 3/4 view near a lift and cone. Serpentine belt, alternator and pulleys in a dirty engine bay, with black hoses in the foreground Hand using a wrench in an engine bay near the radiator, with a Walmart battery and belt routing decal visible Hand with ratchet extension working in engine bay near air cleaner housing and radiator hoses Hand using a socket wrench on a fastener in an engine bay near the radiator and fan shroud 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 1992 Ford Bronco photo 19photos in this albumView all

a 1/2 inch line wrench and a 5/8 open end is used to take off the transmission lines.
USE A LINE WRENCH.
trying to cheap out here will probably round off the radiator nut.
Hold the larger nut with the 5/8 and loosen the 1/2 inch one so it spins.
Then, loosen up the 5/8 all the way out of the radiator. Keep an eye on the line and make sure that 1/2 is spinning with the 5/8 so you don't kink the line.

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