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While doing a search for this to find the inlet side and outlet side on our radiator for the trans flow, all the searches mainly come up with the gen3.

Tired of reading through all these threads.

Wanting to do this this this weekend, does can anyone post up which line is which? TIA.
 
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I had the same question before adding a piggyback cooler to my existing one. On my truck it's the top hose coming through the radiator area but that may not help if you don't already have one as I did.

Easy solution, run it and feel the hoses, the warmer of the two is the outlet from the tranny.
 
I had the same question before adding a piggyback cooler to my existing one. On my truck it's the top hose coming through the radiator area but that may not help if you don't already have one as I did.

Easy solution, run it and feel the hoses, the warmer of the two is the outlet from the tranny.

Thanks Chris, almost summon you personally, figuring you would know.

Thank you.
 
you want to add the aux cooler from the bottom port coming out of the radiator, this is the return back to the transmission.

when you add the aux cooler the attachment may help as well.

this may help as well... http://www.toyota120.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25707
This guy installed one but orientated against the aux cooler install instructions attached...
 

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[MENTION=87178]NuclearN8[/MENTION], thanks Nate, that helped a lot there also and explains things more for me.
Never was to much savy on the trans section of vehicles other than pushing and pulling them.

I got the b&m 70268 also, just needed more of piece of mine since I'm going to be running for my daughters horse next week, 350+ miles up into the mountains.

Thanks again.
 

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