Radiator

I have a 87 TC with automatic. I replaced my old radaitor and now it leaks where both transmissions lines connect. The Ford dealer said I may have broken a piece of plactic inside the nut. They said Ford now has a replacement nut. Is this ture? How can I stop the leak? Second, my power seats just quit working. The fuse is not blown, where should I check?
Thanks,
Randy

Both front seats have power. They worked fine untill I ran the passenger seat forward. Now both are out of order.

Randy

[This message has been edited by rm5400 (edited 03-12-2003).]

Try the new nut.

Do you have one or both power seats? Does any of the power seat features work or are they/ it totally dead?



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Originally posted by rm5400:
I have a 87 TC with automatic. I replaced my old radaitor and now it leaks where both transmissions lines connect. The Ford dealer said I may have broken a piece of plactic inside the nut. They said Ford now has a replacement nut. Is this ture? How can I stop the leak? Second, my power seats just quit working. The fuse is not blown, where should I check?
Thanks,
Randy

Randy,

Those nuts/connectors have an o-ring inside them that seals the nut to the line. To remove them, get a fuel line tool and release the clip inside the nut with it. Then, just slide your new connector on. I had the same problem with one on my TC. I don't know how much Ford charges for the connectors. I bought mine from a transmission shop for around $10.

Hawk