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09-16-2020 03:13 PM

Thread: Transmission cooler with or without factory radiator 'cooler' / warmer?
by firebird77clone

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As per the previous feedback, run it through the...

As per the previous feedback, run it through the external cooler first, then the radiator. That way it will never run cold.

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