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Trans Cooler	Russ	2-12-04
I have a1983 Citation 20' motorhome with a 350 Chevy/Th 400 trans. I want to install a trans cooler. Which line do I tap into? (top or bottom) and does it make any difference which way I run the fluid into the cooler ( in top out bottom or vice versa ) Thanks for any help.
Re: Trans Cooler	larry	3-3-04
Heat goes in the bottom of the cooler just like a radiator, cooled fluid returns to the top of the trans, just like on an engine.