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[QUOTE="cowboy_dan, post: 74793, member: 258"] So now you KNOW the existing coolers are not doing any good. The only way that could happen is if there is no fluid flowing in them. I readily admit I know nothing about the fluid path in the transmission and any possible bypass. But I do know that barring any bypass being unintentionally activated, the only way to got have fluid flowing in the coolers is to take them out of the circuit (like you did when you plumbed the lines together), or if they (or the lines) are plugged. [/QUOTE]
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