How do we locate the Transmission cooler line fittings?
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The Transmission line are two metal lines that connect from the Transmission housing to the radiator side tank, you can't mist it
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http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-GeminII-M4-RR-GMM4-16PK-R2/dp/B0080ATR2Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1430525853
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Hello, No, sorry. We do not have a picture of the fittings. We do not have any pic to send to you on this. Thanks and have a great day.
415240
I'm pretty sure it came with some instructions. Search YouTube.com for "f250 coolant filter install".
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Probably from the manufacture website. That would be the first place I would look
343226
Directions and a diagram were included in the box with mine. As for the wire I would check with local hardware stores or auto parts stores.
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The only places I have found those are at the dealership and pull a part. Dealerships can be a little more pricey, but they have more factory options then any other place I've looked.
1026881
In the dash panel directly behind the fan control adjuster. You have to remove the dashboard to get to it.
79411
Manual transmissions don't have a pump. So the cooler hooked up isn't doing anything. Not even sure where you would hook up lines to the T5 transmission that came in that car. Probably doing more harm than good.
907769
Not quite sure. I did see fins at the intake part of the cooler just as the factory one. However I did see tubes from the coolant port of the cooler. as I compared them side to side they looked identical. The only difference was , visually the factory looked better quality.
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Sorry I no longer have the coupler but my husband said they are readily available at hardware stores. If you have a hardware store nearby then you can find out the specifics or call them. Good luck!
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Sorry this is not an answer. I'm in need of this part as well. Did you ever find out where to get one?
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The radiator comes with "nipples" that screw onto the bottom portion. Your transmission lines will slip right onto these (pretty straight forward) and simply go to the hardware store and by yourself some $0.99 hose clamps. The transmission fluid is not a high pressure system so don't go too nuts on tightening the hoses. I did not have to splice mine, however if your hose ends are brittle and old, I would recommend taking a razor blade to the last inch or so, this way it seats well on the "nipple". Hope this answers your question. Like I said, Super Easy.
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To the best of my knowledge this is the PI ford intake. The coolant passage for the thermostat was modified from the plastic housing and passage to an aluminum one. If your updating for an earlier 4.6 you'll have to modify the alternator bracket. Hope that helps you.
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Does anyone know where I can find this part: the SH-FX71 ? if so, can you please tell me
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External or engine oil cooler and toc is transmission oil cooler. There will be two lines going into side of radiator that are metal top and bottom. If you have an automatic you will need to order these lines or at least the lower line. They will be rusted and stuck on there. I changed my radiator in under an hour and had to reuse lower rubber mounts. You will also have to slide clips from you old radiator and reuse them . The new radiator metal clips won't fit factory bolts.
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should be able to put this one in with no problem Hayden Automotive 402 Ultra-Cool Tube and Fin Transmission Cooler