Do Transmission Coolers Need To Be Bled of Air Before Install in Vehicle
Updated 02/05/2016 | Published 02/04/2016
Question:
Do i need to bleed the cooler once installed or will the air just get flushed out?
asked by: Joe
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Expert Reply:
You would not need to bleed the transmission cooler part # D13503 before you install it on your truck. The fluid is thick enough and the pressure it high enough that air bubbles would immediately work themselves out.
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Jameson C
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Derale Series 8000 Plate-Fin Transmission Cooler Kit w/Barb Inlets - Class III - Efficient
- Transmission Coolers
- Plate-Fin Cooler
- Mid-Size Truck
- SUV
- Van
- Standard Mount
- 11W x 8-3/4T x 7/8D Inch
- With 11/32 Inch Hose Barb Inlets
- Derale
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