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10-30-2007, 06:09 PM
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can anyone tell what the metal canister below the turbo is? it has trans. lines hooked to it never noticed one on the 1st generation dodges. thanks
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11-01-2007, 11:13 AM
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i will explain this to you cause no did already...
Your auto tranny has 2 (two) coolers for it. one is an oil-oil cooler (under the turbo, against the motor), the other is an air-oil cooler (the one in your grille).
follow the tubes from the driver's side of your tranny and you will see where they go
Your auto tranny has 2 (two) coolers for it. one is an oil-oil cooler (under the turbo, against the motor), the other is an air-oil cooler (the one in your grille).
follow the tubes from the driver's side of your tranny and you will see where they go
11-01-2007, 11:37 AM
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i will explain this to you cause no did already...
Your auto tranny has 2 (two) coolers for it. one is an oil-oil cooler (under the turbo, against the motor), the other is an air-oil cooler (the one in your grille).
follow the tubes from the driver's side of your tranny and you will see where they go
Your auto tranny has 2 (two) coolers for it. one is an oil-oil cooler (under the turbo, against the motor), the other is an air-oil cooler (the one in your grille).
follow the tubes from the driver's side of your tranny and you will see where they go
Just like he said, there is a radiator style cooler up in front of the intercooler, and the heat exchanger "barrel" under the turbo. That one uses engine coolant to assist in cooling the tranny fluid.
11-01-2007, 04:29 PM
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And the original question was......
Not "What does it do"?
can anyone tell what the metal canister below the turbo is? it has trans. lines hooked to it never noticed one on the 1st generation dodges. thanks
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