spddm0n

Hey all -

I'm reworking a mess I found on the transmission cooler lines from my trucks previous owner.

The aluminum hard hard lines from the transmission have been cut and rubber hose was used to connect to the radiator.

Can someone help confirm which lines are which? I think the hardline that connects to the transmission is the "feed" line to the radiator and the rear line is the return. Does this sound right?

Also, which side of the radiator is the matching feed line and which is the return to transmission side? I think my radiator isn't the OEM radiator and I I'm not sure the lines were installed correctly (not sure if the direction actually matters either).

When end I pulled the entire mess of multiple hose connections down, I didn't record or mark which was which.

Thanks!!

spddm0n

Ok, so I figured it out. It's getting tougher to find online diagrams...

The line that originates toward the back of the transmission (longer one) is the feed line, or "outlet" from the transmission (P/N: 32922-35120). This makes a 180deg turn at the end of the line, into the input on the passenger side of the radiator. The line that originates toward the front of the transmission (the shorter one) is the return line, or "inlet" (P/N: 32921-35130). This line connects to the driver side of the radiator. Granted, I think my radiator isn't the original radiator, but I think they should all have an input/outlet on each side of the radiator.

space-junk

iTrader: (1)

youre a lifesaver. ive been lowkey looking for this info for ages. now i can get my B&M trans cooler installed. THANKS!!

spddm0n

Yeah, glad it helps. . I was having a hard time figuring that out too. . I think mine were actually backwards (since the ends were already hacked off). I'm not sure what the net result would be pushing the transmission fluid through the radiator in the opposite direction, but I'm glad to have it correct now. :-)