tranny fluid change, what a nice surprise.
It's between the rad and ac. Theres a shroud that makes it hard to see but i spotted it yesterday when looking it over. How do i post more than 1 pic without deleted others? it says i've exceeded my limit
Sure is. Odds are the tranny was not worked on. If it was(which you don't know now).
I agree with what kejobe said in the event it may have been rebuilt. But somehow I'm thinking that is not the case. Unless of course there was a leak and the previous owner cut lines and replaced them with hose, unaware of the check valve.
I agree with what kejobe said in the event it may have been rebuilt. But somehow I'm thinking that is not the case. Unless of course there was a leak and the previous owner cut lines and replaced them with hose, unaware of the check valve.
No, and that is most likely not the problem. Depending on the climate where you live , too big will have too much cooling, and it won't want to shift into OD.
Oh alright on the pics. I live in florida and it gets pretty damn hot here. I don't drive it all too much mostly to work and back, about 20 minutes each way. Other than that to the store here and there. So maybe not enough to need a cooler? I don't haul anything either
Then over cooling won't be a problem. No need to go overboard, but look and see if the check valve was removed. Figure out photobucket and take some pics. The lines going into the passenger side of the radiator for example.
The best thing you can do for your tranny is to install a temp gauge, if you decide to do so, use one of these for the sending unit.
http://dieselmanor.com/dm_products/FTG-MFD.asp
The best thing you can do for your tranny is to install a temp gauge, if you decide to do so, use one of these for the sending unit.
http://dieselmanor.com/dm_products/FTG-MFD.asp
Last edited by zman17; May 3, 2012 at 02:58 PM.




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