I was trying to help a friend.
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I was trying to help a friend.
A friend of mine fell on hard times because women and bad chooses do that. He got out of trouble and was working. I needed my motor rebuild. He did a great job till he got back in trouble.
only thing he says is left is a transmission cooler line. Not sure about it because it is a 5speed. How should I run the line and where can I find it?
only thing he says is left is a transmission cooler line. Not sure about it because it is a 5speed. How should I run the line and where can I find it?
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2002 Ranger will have a 2.3l Duratec DOHC engine
1983 to 1997 Rangers used the 2.3l Lima SOHC engine
So there can be some confusion if you look up 2.3l Ranger to get information about the engine since there were TWO totally different 2.3l engines used in Rangers
If you have a clutch pedal then you do not have a transmission cooler
1983 to 1997 Rangers used the 2.3l Lima SOHC engine
So there can be some confusion if you look up 2.3l Ranger to get information about the engine since there were TWO totally different 2.3l engines used in Rangers
If you have a clutch pedal then you do not have a transmission cooler
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2002 Ranger will have a 2.3l Duratec DOHC engine
1983 to 1997 Rangers used the 2.3l Lima SOHC engine
So there can be some confusion if you look up 2.3l Ranger to get information about the engine since there were TWO totally different 2.3l engines used in Rangers
If you have a clutch pedal then you do not have a transmission cooler
1983 to 1997 Rangers used the 2.3l Lima SOHC engine
So there can be some confusion if you look up 2.3l Ranger to get information about the engine since there were TWO totally different 2.3l engines used in Rangers
If you have a clutch pedal then you do not have a transmission cooler
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There is no such thing as an "automatic" motor
A Transmission can be automatic or manual
A motor can be gasoline or diesel, but not automatic or manual, there is no difference in an engine(motor) that comes out of a vehicle with a manual transmission or automatic transmission
A Transmission can be automatic or manual
A motor can be gasoline or diesel, but not automatic or manual, there is no difference in an engine(motor) that comes out of a vehicle with a manual transmission or automatic transmission
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There is no such thing as an "automatic" motor
A Transmission can be automatic or manual
A motor can be gasoline or diesel, but not automatic or manual, there is no difference in an engine(motor) that comes out of a vehicle with a manual transmission or automatic transmission
A Transmission can be automatic or manual
A motor can be gasoline or diesel, but not automatic or manual, there is no difference in an engine(motor) that comes out of a vehicle with a manual transmission or automatic transmission
I think that is what he means.?.?
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There are 2 ports on the radiator but once the lines are off the fluid drains and that's it. You have a manual trans so you should not have any ports. If you do, you could plug them just to ensure nothing gets in there if by any chance you will need them in the future for and automatic trans swap. But if left open it will not affect anything.
Last edited by Rock304; 07-14-2019 at 04:04 PM.
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If the vehicle was a manual transmission from the factory then there would be no "cooler ports" in factory radiator, replacement radiators often have them but not used in manual trans vehicle.
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If the vehicle was a manual transmission from the factory then there would be no "cooler ports" in factory radiator, replacement radiators often have them but not used in manual trans vehicle.
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If the vehicle was a manual transmission from the factory then there would be no "cooler ports" in factory radiator, replacement radiators often have them but not used in manual trans vehicle.
There is no power steering cooler on these trucks that I am aware of.
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There's a power steering cooler along the crossmember under the engine.
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