Picking up where I left off
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That's the one Blaine runs so I went with his advice on which cooler to run. If it's good enough for Blaine, it's good enough for me.
How do you get the signal back from the locker that it is actually locked? Is it built into the wiring on a standard Eaton?
In the description: "outlet fittings allow you to position the inlet higher than the outlet for use in a low-pressure system. They are especially recommended for cooling transmissions.."
I've read quite a few times to mount the the inlet lower than the outlet to keep air from getting trapped in a transmission cooler. Which way are your cooler lines mounted/flowing? And, does the inlet and outlet mounting matter?
If you route the lines with inlet on the top, you can get an air lock in one upper corner above the outlet. Or at least we have found dramatic differences in cooling by simply reversing the inlet and outlet port when the inlet was higher.
Yeah I got my gauge on the way. Just need to find the deep oil pan kit for a 2002 / 32RH. And decide which oil cooler to use !
Thanks for the ride @Nickgsjeep and the photo!
Feedback and opinions coming in the next week or so once I collect my thoughts.
Feedback and opinions coming in the next week or so once I collect my thoughts.
Couldn’t find a bigger speed bump?
There are speed bumps very close to where that pic was taken, they just chickened out.
I can save you the embarrassment of running those hideous yellow doors, just drop them at UPS and I'll dispose of them properly for you
Well we almost made it onto BLM land, but then we would have pissed off his neighbors. They don’t like throwing crumbs to the peasants.
More correctly it is BLM land who ceded their authority to the City of Canyon Lake to keep the peasants out.
As always @mrblaine you did an outstanding job. I can't wait for chris to post more photos that show off all the small details that really show off your craftsmanship.
The problem when you do relatively clean work is there isn't much to see. If you parked it across the street when it got here and then when he picked it up, there are very little visual differences. In other words, it doesn't look like we touched it.
You certainly couldn’t tell from looking under the hood that it was ever a manual.
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