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| gelenda Veteran Date registered: Mar 2012 Location: Great Bay, New Hampshire Vehicle(s): '03 G500, '16 E63S AMG, '15 Grand Cherokee Diesel Posts: 122 | Re: Leak from cooler in bumper? After taking off the front skid plate (thank God for cordless impact wrenches!), it's obvious the leak is in the elbow on the left side of the ATF cooler in the bumper. Seems that the left side is the supply ("in") side. The return/right side looks like it goes into the right side of the main radiator at the bottom and comes out the top and goes back into the transmission after that. I would appreciate it if someone could post a parts diagram of this system. I noticed the return line is in bad shape where it runs along the bottom of the main radiator, so I would like to replace that part of it as well (assuming I don't have to replace the entire line at once). I wonder why they didn't include a dipstick for the transmission so I could check how much ATF actually leaked out. I'm sure it's no problem getting one from a dealer, but still, not very roadside emergency friendly.... Edited by gelenda 7/19/2014 5:30 PM (photo (1).JPG) Attachments ----------------  photo (1).JPG (30KB - 0 downloads) | |
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| gelenda Veteran Date registered: Mar 2012 Location: Great Bay, New Hampshire Vehicle(s): '03 G500, '16 E63S AMG, '15 Grand Cherokee Diesel Posts: 122 | Re: Leak from cooler in bumper? So I think I found the right parts diagram and need to replace parts 68 and 78 but I've never done this particular type of work before. Will I need any special tools to disconnect the fittings? (transcooler.gif) Attachments ---------------- transcooler.gif (13KB - 1 downloads) | |
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