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Re: Re: H Radiator removal
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Posted by FL on March 17, 2000 at 10:00:13 from (152.3.34.218):
In Reply to: Re: H Radiator removal posted by Ray on March 17, 2000 at 09:30:43:
Good idea. I left the hoses attached to keep it from leaning while I loosened the bolts. Then I'll attach a lift to it to pull it out. Would it hurt it to run a line through the steering column hole? I called around and found that wrench I was looking for. Or at least close; it's a 16mm and the guy said he tried it on a 5/8" bolt and it worked great. Had to call the old hardware store in town, the one with the wood floors and all the dusty inventory stacked all over the place. Where you can't find anything yourself but the old guy who owns it can walk directly to anything you want, with his eyes closed, I'd bet. Great place to wander around in on a cold winter Saturday morning.
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