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    Two Questions

    Im gonna be installing my b&m super cooler, and I know this is kind of ironic, but my dog tore up the instructions. Anyone tell me in a simplistic/detailed way of how to install this.. Send/return lines, things like that..

    Also, im gonna be installing my electric cutout as well. Where would be the best place to hook up the hot wire too? I have never had good luck with wiring and hooking it up to things in the truck. I had an s10 and I tried to hook up fog lights, and it didnt work and just ended up draining the battery. Any suggestions would help.

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    You need to tie into the top cooling lines coming out of the radiator. Are you going to use rubber hose? You might need to cut the line and install the cooler in-between the cut part. You will need to find a hot that is switched (hot when the switch is on) to use for your cut out power. Maybe the radio feed wire/fuse will work.
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    Is the top one the feed and the bottom one the send line?
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    Quote Originally Posted by duckysbht View Post
    Is the top one the feed and the bottom one the send line?
    It's the other way around. You want to cool the trans as much as it will with the radiator, then go through the B&M.
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    Sold: 1981 GMC LB RC 1500 2002 4.8L 4L60E 12 bolt 3.73 Richmond Lock Right AC PS Nelson Performance tuning

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    damn I really need to find some online instructions for this thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMCwantsLS1 View Post
    ...You want to cool the trans as much as it will with the radiator, then go through the B&M.
    Yup--way to do it... I am sure that B&M has some instructions online somewhere...
    As for the cutout, use a rocker style switch that only draws power when holding it down to open/close. the rocker switch doesn't constantly draw power from the battery--only when in use. Ground one end to any good ground on the truck, and run the power wire with a 20A inline fuse circuit to the fuse panel (either underhood or on the side dash panel) I'd use the 20A Hazard circuit... Works great for mine.

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