Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler

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Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler [Re: 4Crawler] #720515 05/02/06 07:17 PM

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Alberta, Canada

TyzToyz

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Perfect, thanks Roger!
So there really isn't a problem with by-passing the stock cooler if you are going to be replacing it with a larger one.
Inlet on the drivers side and outlet on the passenger side though right?

Tye

1985 Toyota $Runner - Locked front and rear, Chevy's in the rear and rears up front, 36" Iroks, blah, blah, blah........
1993 Nissan Pathy
2002 Yamaha Wolverine

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	TyzToyz	05/02/06 06:23 PM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	4Crawler	05/02/06 06:56 PM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	TyzToyz	05/02/06 07:17 PM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	Staceman	05/03/06 01:02 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	OOP'S	05/03/06 02:30 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	trythis	05/03/06 03:06 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	TyzToyz	05/03/06 05:58 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	mt_goat	05/03/06 01:00 PM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	Robinhood150	05/03/06 06:15 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	MrWiretender	05/03/06 02:13 PM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	turtlejim	05/04/06 12:18 AM
Re: Auto tranny and the built in rad cooler	mt_goat	05/04/06 01:32 AM

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