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Bf F6 Pwr Trans Cooler Install With Engine Oil Cooler


Ralph Wiggum

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Here we go bloody hard to get a good pic of it.. Hope it helps mate

- front ZF exchanger hose goes to front of the oil cooler.

- rear ZF exchanger hose to heater pipe to the thermostat.

- rear oil cooler hose goes to the other end of the heater pipe that goes behind the head across to drivers side.

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So flow path is

Hot coolant -> Rear of trans cooler -through trans cooler-> Front of Trans cooler -> Front of oil cooler-through oil cooler ->Rear of oil cooler -> coolant return pipe to water pump.

Love ya work champ! appreciate the effort!

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Hi @Ralph Wiggum, notice any changes to the engine temps after this one? I've recently had to go round three on mine and did the delete, thanks you your solution.  I'm noticing the engine temps rise quite quickly at start then jump back down pretty quick, probably due to the trans dumping all its heat directly towards the bottom of the thermostat housing.  Also noticing slightly elevated temps around town

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