Which hose on the radiator is transmission fluid inbound"

cdg11343

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Hello all, I've seen a number of posts that state how to do this, but none that I've found so far clearly show which hose is transmission fluid IN to the radiator, and which one is OUT?

On my '98, I found both lines. From underneath, looking at the "in" side of the radiator, there is one connected on the far right (near front right wheel) and another on far left close to the big hose (near front left wheel).

Which is which? I'm hoping I can disconnect the "in" hose and let the radiator just drip into a container underneath. If I do it the other way around, I get a big mess! :)

Thanks!


EDIT: To be clear, right and left are from someone sitting in the driver's seat perspective.
 
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Hello all, I've seen a number of posts that state how to do this, but none that I've found so far clearly show which hose is transmission fluid IN to the radiator, and which one is OUT?

On my '98, I found both lines. From underneath, looking at the "in" side of the radiator, there is one connected on the far right (near front right wheel) and another on far left close to the big hose (near front left wheel).

Which is which? I'm hoping I can disconnect the "in" hose and let the radiator just drip into a container underneath. If I do it the other way around, I get a big mess! :)

Thanks!


EDIT: To be clear, right and left are from someone sitting in the driver's seat perspective.

The following thread could help.
Transmission Fluid line Flow Confusion
 

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