Hi guys,
I installed an auxiliary cooler on my car with a thermostatic bypass valve.
This is the routing:
Transmission--> Bypass valve --> auxiliary cooler (if ATF is hot enough, otherwise straight to the next step) --> OEM radiator ATF cooler --> Transmission
My issue now is I don't know which is the ATF to/from lines on the transmission.
I disconnected both and started the car in P to confirm however ATF flowed out of both lines.
I assume one line must have more pressure than the other which dictates the direction of flow.
Is there a general rule for this?
The cooler etc have all been installed a long time ago by a transmission shop but I am curious to double check everything since I disconnected everything for different reasons
I installed an auxiliary cooler on my car with a thermostatic bypass valve.
This is the routing:
Transmission--> Bypass valve --> auxiliary cooler (if ATF is hot enough, otherwise straight to the next step) --> OEM radiator ATF cooler --> Transmission
My issue now is I don't know which is the ATF to/from lines on the transmission.
I disconnected both and started the car in P to confirm however ATF flowed out of both lines.
I assume one line must have more pressure than the other which dictates the direction of flow.
Is there a general rule for this?
The cooler etc have all been installed a long time ago by a transmission shop but I am curious to double check everything since I disconnected everything for different reasons