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Old 07-05-2012, 04:36 AM
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Default Re: Tranny cooler installation

Step 5: Close the hood and realize it won?t close! The cooler had to slide over towards the driver?s side by ? an inch or so. So I had to ?trim? the ps cooler bracket (thank you Mr. Dremel) to make it work. Fortunately, I didn?t have to redrill the hole on the driver?s side ? the bracket has 3 holes so I just used the one on the left instead of the one in the middle. For the passenger side, I added another hole and tweaked the bracket (it is what was hitting the hood):





Lastly, run the engine (after putting the airbox back together) and check for leaks.
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