radiator question

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  1. yota4life

    yota4life Grand Toyotaholic

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    I need to buy a radiator for my runner project (22re 5speed) is there a difference in the A/T an M/T.
     
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    I think there would be as many A/T radiators have the output for the oil cooler or trans cooler on the bottoms of the tanks. However I could be wrong but either way the only thing you need to do is cap that section off
     
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    my 89 has a replacement radiator and it has tranny cooler lines for the auto.
     
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    I have a radiator if you want it, 25 buck plus shipping : )
     
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    I read on autozone tht they have it but they wont leak or something there designed to be like a universal
     
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    the trans cooler is seperate (internally) from the coolant. otherwise there'd be oil in the coolant. mine has the trans cooler and the lines aren't plugged
     
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    Almost all replacement rads have a trans cooler, you don't need to plug it. I use mine as an engine oil cooler.
     
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    Ok sik thnx guys for the info
     

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