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1991 lincoln town car. Do I have to remove the radiator to ...
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1991 lincoln town car. Do I have to remove the radiator to get to the pressure hose on the power steering pump?I''m replacing the hose.

 

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1991 Lincoln town car 4.6

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January 23 12:06 PM (1 hour and 47 minutes and 40 seconds later)
         
It looks like the lower radiator hose is in the way of getting to the connection from the power steering hose pressure line.
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You can bend it of the way or attach a coat hanger around it and pull it out of the way and hook it so it stays out of the way. It is not ment to be an easy task. Or you can drain the radiator and remove the hose, but it is not necessary.

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