Re: transmission cooling lines

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In a message dated 4/10/2004 9:29:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
SMOSTROWSKY@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

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>   I HAVE A BIG BLOCK RADIATOR FOR MY '63 330 MAX WEDGE, BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE 
> THE TRANSMISSION COOLING LINES ON THE BOTTOM TANK. I AM ASSUMING IT WAS OUT 
> OF A MANUAL CAR. CAN A RADIATOR SHOP NORMALLY ADD THESE FITTINGS? I DO NEED 
> TO GET IT RECORED AS WELL. CAN ANYONE SEND ME A GOOD PICTURE OF WHAT IT SHOULD 
> LOOK LIKE?? 
> 
> THANKS,
> 


   Scott,  your radiator is out of a standard transmission car and has no oil 
cooler in it. The fitting go to an oil cooler that is inside the bottom tank. 
You should just go to an after market trans cooler. 
Bob

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