ert01
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Hi guys, I'm putting a new rad in my Jeep and I figured while I'm at it I may as well add in a transmission cooler as well. I went to the junkyardgot a nice one from an explorer for $10 and I figured out how I'm going to mount it, but I need to know what line is the return line back to my transmission and what one is the feed coming from it.
I'm going to run the transmission cooler as well as have the fluid go through my rad. I want it to go through the cooler first, then through the rad, then back to the tranny. Reason being is that I'm in Edmonton, Canada. We have +30-35 (C) summers and -35 (C) winters. If I run just the cooler, I'll be fine in the summer but I don't want to run the risk of the ATF being too cool in the winter. So it'll go through the cooler then through the rad and that should help things stay in an acceptable range as well as take a lot of load off my rad.
So I need to know what line come from the tranny and one one goes back into it so I can hook up my cooler and rad in the proper order.
Thanks!
Mark
I'm going to run the transmission cooler as well as have the fluid go through my rad. I want it to go through the cooler first, then through the rad, then back to the tranny. Reason being is that I'm in Edmonton, Canada. We have +30-35 (C) summers and -35 (C) winters. If I run just the cooler, I'll be fine in the summer but I don't want to run the risk of the ATF being too cool in the winter. So it'll go through the cooler then through the rad and that should help things stay in an acceptable range as well as take a lot of load off my rad.
So I need to know what line come from the tranny and one one goes back into it so I can hook up my cooler and rad in the proper order.
Thanks!
Mark