Hose Size and Fittings to Install a Transmission Cooler on a 2010 Ford F-150 4.6 Liter
Updated 04/10/2017 | Published 04/08/2017
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Question:
I want to run a second cooler on my 2010 f150 4.6 3v which fitting do I use from radiator to cooler and what size hose for both radiator to cooler and cooler to stock cooler. Thanks
asked by: Chris N
Expert Reply:
The type of fitting to use will depend on the thread type used on the transmission line fittings on your 2010 Ford F-150. If they are 1/2"-20 threads use kit # D13024. If they are 5/8"-18 use # D13025. If you can measure the diameter of the threaded part of a fitting on your truck that will tell us which one is correct.
If you are getting a kit such as # D13504 then the proper size hose is included. The standard hose is 11/32 inches inner diameter.
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