Tru-Cool Question, Re: Install

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Jul 9, 2007 | 02:52 AM

4everyoung

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Tru-Cool Question, Re: Install

Is there a right or wrong way to install? I installed mine with the in & out lines at the top, and have seen pictures posted by others with them feeding from the bottom.

Reason I ask is today was 102 outside temp, and my tranny temp was showing about 135 degrees. I want every advantage when I pull that big *** 5th up hill next month.

Flipping it over is easy to do if it would be more efficent. (instructions didn't say or show anything) . . . Or I'm just blind.

Thanks for you help in advance, Gary

Jul 9, 2007 | 03:06 AM

cangim

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The only reason mine are at the bottom was I was lazy to put them to the top. With them at the top, there should be no air left in the cooler once it starts up. I actually laid min flat while it idled a while to purge all the air out. I don't really know if it did any benefit or not, but it made me feel better. With your above temps, I think you'll be just fine.

Jul 9, 2007 | 04:14 AM

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Lines at bottom=better flush when changing fluid=easier install(shorter lines). Lines at top, air gets bleed out afterward.

Jul 9, 2007 | 08:07 AM

4everyoung

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Thanks,

Then I'll keep it the way I have it, and when it comes time to flush out fluids its just four little bolts and a hose clamp . . . easy easy.

Thanks again guys for the peace fo mind.

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