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Old 03-27-04, 12:41 PM
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Mazadatrix Rad

I just bought a mazadatrix replacement rad for my 81'. At the bottom there are two metal tubes coming out of the center, what are these for, If I don't connect them will coolent come shooting out. My current rad has everything else but that. Thanks
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automatic transmision fluid cooler lines

no fluid will come out
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Thanks for the quick reply.
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Could you use the auto trans cooler for an oil cooler if you have a manual?
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i asked that question but noaboady awsnserd
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I guess, although gear oil heating is not much of a problem anyway.
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Heating the gear oil with those tubes would be a problem. Gear oil is also thicker than trans fluid.
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how about motor oil
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I dont think that little part of the radiator used for transmission cooling would be enough for cooling the oil.
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yes but look at the bee hive
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I have never seen a beehive oil cooler... are they really small?

anyway, I still dont think it would work, the fittings are really small. (compared to the ones on my 82 oil cooler)
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just plug those two pipes with rubber caps
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you cant use that for man trans cooler because there is no pump on the man. trans to pump the fluid through the cooler. it would just sit there.
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I didn't say anything about gear oil or using it for cooling the manual transmission. What I meant was, if you have a car with a manual transmission, can you use the cooler for engine oil.
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Beehive tubes are bigger.




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