Topic: tranny cooler
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just thinking while disassembling my engine bay. can you use the ac condenser for a tranny cooler? does it make any sense to?
I'm thinking of pulling the condenser because the ac hasn't worked since I bought it. don't intend to have it fixed either. I like the T's too much. thanks.
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Sure, you could, but why? A regular auxilliary(?) cooler will be much better. If you're gonna remove the cond., just go ahead and get a good quality add-on cooler, and use it. The A/C condensor would really be too restrictive, anyway. Trans cooler lines really don't have that much pressure going thu them, so adding more restriction(condensor) would not be a cool thing to do. 
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