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Old 01-22-2011, 01:31 AM   #8
maynardtruckin
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Re: 91 Suburban Issues

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Originally Posted by Skratch View Post
Just a thought, but if you're climbing in OD then the tranny is heating up way hot and the factory cooler integrated into the radiator doesn't help.
On my 4x4 we installed a 4 core radiator first, still got kinda hot, so I plumbed in a secondary cooler inline with the factory cooler that is in the radiator . . . now the truck runs much cooler pulling or climbing hills. I installed the cooler coming out of the tranny and then flowing into the factory unit to avoid overcooling in the winter.
I thought all along it was my engine, turned out to be the tranny all along that was really overheating.

There is no such thing as over cooling a automatic!
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