Ford Taurus, Руководство пользователя

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7. Tighten the oil cooler retaining nuts to 12-14 ft. lbs. (15-19 Nm). Tighten the
intermediate fitting to 18-23 ft. lbs. (24-31 Nm).
8. Install the radiator outlet tank on the radiator core header. To install the outlet
tank:
1. Inspect the seal surface of the radiator core header
to ensure it is clean and undamaged. Check to be
sure that the new O-ring to be installed, is not
twisted.
2. Dip the new O-ring in coolant, then place it in the
header groove.
3. Position the tank to the header, being careful not to
scratch the radiator tank sealing surfaces with the
tabs.
4. Clamp the radiator tank into position on the header
using two header clamps, as shown in the
accompanying figure, then tighten the clamps to
compress the O-ring gasket.
5. If locking-type pliers will be used to squeeze the
header tabs against the radiator tank, install a hex
nut on the pliers adjusting screw. With the jaws of
the pliers closed and locked, turn the adjusting
screw to position the jaws against the shank of a
27
/
64
in. (10.9mm) drill bit. Tighten the hex nut on the
adjusting screw against the handle to lock the
adjustment in place.
6. Using a special crimping tool or locking-type pliers,
squeeze header tabs down against the lip of the
radiator tank base, while rotating the pliers toward
the radiator tank.
7. Remove the header clamps from the radiator and
squeeze the tab(s) down that were behind the
clamps.
8. Install the radiator as outlined earlier in this section.
Clamp the tank on the radiator header, using two header clamps
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