2003 7.3 and the 6.0 intercooler, what about the automatic trannys?
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2003 7.3 and the 6.0 intercooler, what about the automatic trannys?
Well there are lots of posts about swapping the intercooler. That seems pretty straight forward but........
There is always the tag line, might have to relocate the transmission cooler lines for the automatic.
Anyone done this?
I have also seen the part about swapping for the 6.0 tranny cooler. Is there a procedure for that?
Thanks guys!
I need a PAA sticker
There is always the tag line, might have to relocate the transmission cooler lines for the automatic.
Anyone done this?
I have also seen the part about swapping for the 6.0 tranny cooler. Is there a procedure for that?
Thanks guys!
I need a PAA sticker
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Iv done the 6.0 trans cooler swap and its pretty much out with the old and in with the new bigger cooler. it bolts in the same place the stock one does, the oil lins are bigger think there 1/2" as to the old 3/8" line. just get some adapters from napa and about 5 feet of hose pretty straight foward swap take a look at the size diffrance in my gallery. hope this helps
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You might as well just do the 6.0 trans cooler while your at it. thats what I ended up having to do.
Read through this thread where I addressed this exact problem with the lines.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...r-problem.html
Read through this thread where I addressed this exact problem with the lines.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...r-problem.html
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Picked up the tranny cooler in the picture $40.
Where do you cut the existing lines? Do you cut hardline or hose?
On the tranny cooler I got, looks like the ends are for hose. So clamp on some hose and then a set of 90s to get over to the passenger side?
Then a transition from 3/8 to 1/2?
Where do you cut the existing lines? Do you cut hardline or hose?
On the tranny cooler I got, looks like the ends are for hose. So clamp on some hose and then a set of 90s to get over to the passenger side?
Then a transition from 3/8 to 1/2?
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i just cut the hose about 6" away from the steel lines and put the adapters there, i did not use any 90 deg elbows, i made long sweeping turns from the cooler and routed them the same way the stock lines ran. I just measured the old rubber hose it is 3/8 and the new hose i used is 1/2. let me know how it goes
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Your trans is kinda stupid so if you keep quite, it won't know. Forget about it. Whichever side is convenient.
No priming is necessary.
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