Trans cooler lines
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Trans cooler lines
Hey guys,
almost done with my build. Part of which was upgrading to a larger trans cooler and doing AN lines. Many weeks ago I removed the factory trans lines from the junction (98 Auto Trans) under the car near the back of the oil pan. Stupidly, I forgot to label which is which and now I’m stuck during reassembly.
anyone have intel on which line is the supply, and which is the return?
almost done with my build. Part of which was upgrading to a larger trans cooler and doing AN lines. Many weeks ago I removed the factory trans lines from the junction (98 Auto Trans) under the car near the back of the oil pan. Stupidly, I forgot to label which is which and now I’m stuck during reassembly.
anyone have intel on which line is the supply, and which is the return?
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Not exactly. I can see them coming out of the trans so i can see which is which, but then they come together and go over the tunnel plate, come out right by the header. So i can not tell which line is which.
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A general rule of thumb-MOST of the time, is the input at a cooler, which would get the hottest fluid, connects to the bottom of the cooler in question. Heat rises, so the hottest fluid entering at the bottom will try to rise, a semi thermo siphon principle, IIRC, and may not!!
