griff
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I could just go buy the $40 one the bronco parts companies sell, but they already tapped me out. Anybody know some cheaper options, or good junkyard optons?
ken75ranger said:You could use an aftermarket tranny cooler too.
Hogback said:I was wondering about this. I didn't know if the pressures were about the same. I may use my old tranny cooler for my PS pump.
griff said:I could just go buy the $40 one the bronco parts companies sell, but they already tapped me out. Anybody know some cheaper options, or good junkyard optons?
72Sport said:I think Todd is referring to the one pictured. I mounted mine in front of the radiator on the bottom of the radiator support. Try to take the 15/16" ? nuts off of the bottom before you leave the yard. Sometimes they are rusted/corroded enough that you destroy the cooler trying to get them off.
This is the same one I mentioned above found in several Ford vehicles. They are quite plentiful in the u-pull-it yards.72Sport said:I think Todd is referring to the one pictured. I mounted mine in front of the radiator on the bottom of the radiator support. Try to take the 15/16" ? nuts off of the bottom before you leave the yard. Sometimes they are rusted/corroded enough that you destroy the cooler trying to get them off.
---I didn't think about that earlier ,but I use this filter I found at the auto parts here in town which has some kind of magnet similar to the magnafine filter-- this one says filtran made by SPX corporation--this would probably be good insurance with the used coolers-- also I think these are on some cars straight from the factory72Sport said:Napa sells a filter for about $2.50 that will fit inside the 3/8" return line at the pump. I put them in my stuff no matter where it comes from. It will take out the lumps you may be storing in your ps box etc. The magnet inside the ps pump will grab the little stuff.