I was wondering were you guys tapped your temp probe to get your trans temp.
I was wondering about tapping into the trans cooler instead of the trans fluid pan. (Of course this would be for a Trans cooler with a core not tube design)
#35360, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 0
my cooler is mounted infront of the radiator, it looks like a little FMIC (visable from the front of the car)
The temp probe on mine has a thread to put it into a "T" connector So I bought a brass T with 2 barbs on each end for the tranny cooler hose and the other part of the T I screwed in my temp probe
Hope that helped
Its neat to install the temp guage first then play with the location of the cooler and watch the temps drop
#35361, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 1
don't you think itwould be best to tap in before the cooler instead of after the cooler. If you get your reading before the cooler you can see what the temp is coming from inside your tranny instead of the temp of the fluid going inside your tranny. To me that just seems to give you a better idea of your real tranny temps. Does this make since to anyone else?
#35364, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 4
I just installed my tranny cooler today. I put it between the radiator and the A/C condinser, right in front of the engine fan. This should cool things down pretty good. I still haven't hooked up the lines yet cause I only had like 40 min to do this. I will finish tomorrow. Now I got to get those gears!!! }>
#35365, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 5
>I just installed my tranny cooler today. I put it between >the radiator and the A/C condinser, right in front of the >engine fan. This should cool things down pretty good. I >still haven't hooked up the lines yet cause I only had like >40 min to do this. I will finish tomorrow. Now I got to get >those gears!!! }>
Do not put it in between the radiator and the AC radiator it will actually heat up your tranny fluid ( i tested it with the temp guage and it actually got hotter in there than stock), it picks up all the heat that the radiator is shedding, best place is infront of both of those right behind the front clip
#35366, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 0
i actually put mine behind my front clip in front of the radiator. this way, it gets the cool air from outside, and when the fan kicks in(drivers side always kicks in the most often) the fan will also draw air through it. As far as hooking up the lines, I dont remeber which was in and which was out, but you want it to run so that your tranny fluid flows through the radiator, then out to the cooler than back into the tranny.
#35367, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 7
Damn that sucks! Why do the directions say to mount it on the radiator? Those B&M bitches! Now I got to figure out how to get it off without messing up my radiator. What if I mount it in front of the A/C condinser, will I have problems with a FMIC? And what is the front clip?
#35368, "RE: Trans Cooler and Trans Temp Probe." In response to Reply # 8
front clip =front bumper
No, you wont have any problems with an fmic either, there is plenty of room up there. in fact, on the ERT Turbo kit, there are new fans that actually get installed in front of the radiator and push air through instead of the pull through type. and the fmic sits in front of those.
*edit* my fault about mounting it on the radiator. it is mounted on the ac condensor on the drivers side, but the tie straps go all the way through the radiator.