Put warm, soapy water onto the rubber bushings, then slide them out of
the shroud. The split in each one makes it possible to turn it as you
slide it out. This sounds more difficult than it turns out to be.
Then you can disconnect the hoses and withdraw them. Do use two
wrenches on the oil cooler to loosen the hose end. Oil coolers are
fragile at this connection. Many coolers have a flats for the wrench. A
few do not, unfortunately. But there are fewer of those extant these
days, since I broke the one on my GT.
Bob
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002 16:51:36 -0800 "paneldoctor"
<paneldoctor@paneldoctor.com> writes:
> You can tell I'm a panelbeater not a mechanic!
>
> How do you get the oil cooler lines out of the rad shroud, the
> rubber
> bushings are split but the hose fills up all the space???
>
> Restoringly Yours,
> Bryce Mack
> "The Paneldoctor"
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