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hawkeye5766


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Decided to add a PS cooler since my headers were so close to the PS box. Question is on my Trans and PS cooler does the hot/inlet go on the bottom or top or does it not matter? Thx Jim



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I'd say it doesn't matter in the rad, top, bottom, left, right.

But if you plan on adding a ps cooler, install a small stand alone unit in-line, on the low pressure (return side) of the system.

Mount it securely in front of the rad, or under the car where it can receive some airflow.



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Took your advice Mark and installed the cooler I took out of the motor/trans donor truck.smile Should help.

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Wow, that is lots, you won't have hot PS fluid with that on there. Many vehicles just loop a couple of feet of PS pipe over and back to serve as a cooler. It might be too cold!!! (Just kidding of course...)

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Maybe it's the oil cooler out of the 2000 GMC, did they come with one?

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I think maybe some did, yes. At any rate, that will be fine I'm sure.


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that will be great in the colwood crawl

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timbuk wrote:

that will be great in the colwood crawl

 Just hope my rad works as good.



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Wow, that'll do the trick Jim. Plus you'll have an extra half litre of fluid to boot!



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That looks like the tranny cooler on my 99 Silverado. The P/S cooler is only about 3" x approx. 18".

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