4l60e transmission lines ?
06-30-2012, 08:39 PM
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4l60e transmission lines ? i need to know which line on the transmission goes to which part of the radiator, awhile back my friend cut the lines when we pulled the transmission out instead of using the quick disconnects god only knows why,
so i have rubber line's to bridge the gap, but now its been so long i cant remember which line connects to the other
so if some 1 could tell me where the top line on the transmission goes to the top or bottom for the radiator would be awesome
so i have rubber line's to bridge the gap, but now its been so long i cant remember which line connects to the other
so if some 1 could tell me where the top line on the transmission goes to the top or bottom for the radiator would be awesome
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07-01-2012, 03:50 AM
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No, it doesn't. Bottom on the trans goes to the bottom on the radiator. The bottom of the radiator is the inlet. And yes I'm aware that doesn't make much sense and defies all logic.
07-02-2012, 12:33 AM
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Practically it really doesn't matter which way, because it goes thru the radiator in a single line. It is not spread out like in a container, like the radiator for coolant to the engine.
THe important thing is, that you, youself, know which one of the lines is output line, and return line, if you install a temp gauge, or an extra oilcooler...
If so, it should be like this: Trans >> temp gauge >> radiator cooler >> extra oilcooler >> back to trans...
THe important thing is, that you, youself, know which one of the lines is output line, and return line, if you install a temp gauge, or an extra oilcooler...
If so, it should be like this: Trans >> temp gauge >> radiator cooler >> extra oilcooler >> back to trans...
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07-02-2012, 03:13 PM
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Im confused about what you are confused about. The bottom on the trans goes to the bottom of the radiator and that is the trans output line. Can't get much clearer then that.
07-02-2012, 09:04 PM
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o ok
just was confused seemed like you guys where saying the opposite thing
so will this be ok : bottom transmission line to external cooler, then to the radiator bottom, then out the top back to the top transmission line?
just was confused seemed like you guys where saying the opposite thing
so will this be ok : bottom transmission line to external cooler, then to the radiator bottom, then out the top back to the top transmission line?
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Simple Answer and Diagram The top of the transmission is the INTAKE. The bottom line it the OUTLET.
Bottom Line(OUT)------>Temp Gauge------>Radiator----->
Extra Cooler---->Top line to transmission(IN).
Bottom Line(OUT)------>Temp Gauge------>Radiator----->
Extra Cooler---->Top line to transmission(IN).
