Trans Slips when cold
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I think they run from $60.... Not 100% sure..
Mine are just coolers due to my climate... I have had my 95'* cooler bypassed for a while now... Fluid stays as red as it can be..
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Mine are just coolers due to my climate... I have had my 95'* cooler bypassed for a while now... Fluid stays as red as it can be..
The 91 Will get Bypassed when I replace a Trans line
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took the se for a ride today. and it seems better. but it wasnt really bad before, as long as it was up to temp. i purposely drove it cold. it didnt slip at all. so thats good. i think it will be ok for now. only time will tell hough.
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