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    tranny cooler help guys

    ok so im about to install my new trans cooler and i remember a few guys talking about running it in line with the stocker. so how r u guys doing it. just running one of the lines from the tranny to the stock cooler, then running the outlet off the stock to the new cooler then the outlet from there to the tranny line going back to the trans?
    Today 03:25 am 6 stringer o thats a good point, its ok ill just add a blinker fluid cooler
    Today 03:24 AMtruckinL33 that's not a good place for it, you can overheat your blinker fluid with the capacitor
    Today 03:23 AMtruckinL33 i need them for when i go back to 1985
    Today 03:23 AM6stringer i mounted my flux capacitor next to my blinker fluid resevoir
    Today 03:22 AMtruckinL33 me too, right next to my flux compasator!
    Today 03:22 AM6stringer hey gear oil needs to be cooled, i have front and rear diff coolers

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    I would leave the radiator inline (go from trans to radiator to new cooler, back to trans)

    But if you had a factory tow package with the one infront of the radiator, I would just disconnect that and install new one.
    blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum

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    the line coming out of the top of the radiator is the return line to the transmission, hook it into it. Run that hose to the bottom inlet of the new cooler. The whole idea is that the fluid has to completely fill the cooler before returning to the transmission.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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