Stock tranny cooler
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05-05-2008, 06:53 PM
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Am I smoking crack, or does teh AC compressor connect to the tranny cooler? I was looking at it trying to figure if I should install an aftermarket one.. I see a hose going from the compressor strait hooked up to the Tranny cooler.. Am I just being a newb and dont get it? Aftermarket is just tranny fluid going through it? I felt the cooler after driving around, feels cool to the touch, but the hoses from the tranny seems warm, so Im guessin there's flow in there and that the AC compressor cools the darn thing?
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05-05-2008, 06:55 PM
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RE: Stock tranny cooler
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Am I smoking crack, or does teh AC compressor connect to the tranny cooler? I was looking at it trying to figure if I should install an aftermarket one.. I see a hose going from the compressor strait hooked up to the Tranny cooler.. Am I just being a newb and dont get it? Aftermarket is just tranny fluid going through it? I felt the cooler after driving around, feels cool to the touch, but the hoses from the tranny seems warm, so Im guessin there's flow in there and that the AC compressor cools the darn thing?
Am I smoking crack, or does teh AC compressor connect to the tranny cooler? I was looking at it trying to figure if I should install an aftermarket one.. I see a hose going from the compressor strait hooked up to the Tranny cooler.. Am I just being a newb and dont get it? Aftermarket is just tranny fluid going through it? I felt the cooler after driving around, feels cool to the touch, but the hoses from the tranny seems warm, so Im guessin there's flow in there and that the AC compressor cools the darn thing?
You are smoking crack, lol. That isnt the tranny cooler, that would be the coils for the A/C system.
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05-05-2008, 08:43 PM
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RE: Stock tranny cooler
you HAVE and Aux tranny cooler.
Those 2 parallel hard lines running behind the AC condenser at a 30* angle go to it. If you peek between the rad and condenser you'll see it. It's about a quarter the size of the rad and sits bottom lower quadrant on the driver's side.
Those 2 parallel hard lines running behind the AC condenser at a 30* angle go to it. If you peek between the rad and condenser you'll see it. It's about a quarter the size of the rad and sits bottom lower quadrant on the driver's side.
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RE: Stock tranny cooler
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hmm, I never knew an AC would need such a large "radiator". lol.. the more I know i gues lol.. Im such a newb it aint even funny, oh well, Still learnin ;-)
hmm, I never knew an AC would need such a large "radiator". lol.. the more I know i gues lol.. Im such a newb it aint even funny, oh well, Still learnin ;-)
Do you have a central air unit? If so, peek in there, the entire case has coils around it. Once the system is condensed, it gets very hot and needs to be cooled.