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06-01-2012, 01:57 PM
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Hi guys,
I finally installed my transmission oil cooler. !! After listening to other forum members i by-passed the radiator completely and could'nt more pleased with it. I had some dramas installing the cooler to the a/c condenser( i used the plastic ties that came with the kit ) having first to strip out the fan shroud & the radiator to do so. I chose to have ENZED connect every thing up & they did a great job of it. They were'nt cheap ($158) but its worth it for peace of mind. Any one living Brisbane north side and thinking of installing one, I can recommend ENZED at Hendra. Anyway, thanks to all for the advice etc. |
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transmission cooler installed
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