Re: aux tranny coolers

["Mike O." <moparqman@xxxxxxxx>]

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Wouldn't a condenser like that make for a big pressure drop in the tranny 
lines? I have a pretty compact condenser or evaporator off some industrial 
equipment that is 3 rows deep and the right tube diameter, but I thought 
the pressure drop would be too much so I wasn't planning on using it. Maybe 
I will. What's a good way to clean those things out, mineral spirits and 
compressed air? Don't want to make some kind of deadly gas when messing 
with A/C parts.

When using an external filter, do you still use the stock filter in the 
tranny or take it out?

Mike O
'65 Coronet 500
'73 Fury III

At 03:42 AM 6/7/2005 -0700, you wrote:
> air
> conditioning condensor converted to a transmission cooler and mounted
> the external filter under the driver's fender well. Looked stock and
> kept the tranny temp under control.

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