#137941, "Auto Radiator Lines Usefull for Anything?"
My car is a manual. I'm running an auto tranny radiator with two additional fittings that I curently have connected with a simple hose. That hose is kind of brittle and now I wonder what I could do with those connectors. Is it possible to feed a watercooled turbocharger with these?
#137942, "RE: Auto Radiator Lines Usefull for Anything?" In response to Reply # 0
Are you talking about the separate circuit for the atf? You can use it for an oil cooler if you like. Or a power steering fluid cooler. Water cooled turbo can be plumbed off the main radiator/water pipe.
#137944, "RE: Auto Radiator Lines Usefull for Anything?" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by Th3DooM That's a seperate circuit? So there isn't any coolant in that lower section?
ATX radiators have a separate loop for cooling the trans fluid. On an MTX car, those would be unused. No, there's no coolant in there (or shouldn't be).
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#137952, "RE: Auto Radiator Lines Usefull for Anything?" In response to Reply # 4
It's not as efficient as an auxillary cooler
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