Can a Supplemental Power Steering Cooler Be Installed on a 2008 Honda Odyssey with Factory Cooler
Updated 05/16/2013 | Published 05/15/2013 >
Question:
When installing the Derale D13200 Power steering cooler on my Honda Odyssey do I need to take out the existing stock power steering cooler? I was wondering if I can add the Derale behind on the return lines as an additional element.
asked by: Georg H
Helpful Expert Reply:
When installing a power steering cooler like # D13200 on a vehicle that has a factory power steering cooler, the best thing to do is install the supplemental cooler in line with the factory cooler. What you will do is find the return line from the factory cooler that leads back to the power steering pump. The factory return line will run to supplemental cooler # D13200 and then from there back to the pump. I have included a picture showing the direction of flow for you.
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Derale 2-Pass Tube-Fin Power Steering Cooler - 12-5/8" Wide
- Power Steering Coolers
- Cooler and Install Kit
- 12-5/8W x 2-1/2T x 3/4D Inch
- Dual-Pass
- With 11/32 Hose Barb Inlets
- Derale
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