Oil cooler line?

Started by 1blkgtp422, April 08, 2011, 02:32:29 PM

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1blkgtp422

Well I am goin to attempt to fire up this 1990 TGP I purchased this winter and see what it needs. When I purchased the car the radiator was unhooked. Today I went to install the radiator and could not find the oil line to plug into it. I then looked at the radiator and the was a plug threaded in the oil line fitting. Is there some kind of bypass that was done on the car? I see a few hose clamps and hose right behind the oil filter and I am thinking thats where it was bypassed from but cant understand why. Thanks guys

Dark Ride

Not quite certain what you are talking about?  The radiator has a trans cooler built in, and these cars have an aux trans cooler as well.  There is an oil cooler sandwich piece on the oil filter, but that is connected through the heater hoses and such.
-Mitch Reed
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix Supercharged
Some Modifications
1990 Turbo Grand Prix
Restoration In Progress
Quote from: grinders_18 on July 24, 2007, 07:31:07 PM
Yeah, I just couldn't figure out a way to work in the one member who claimed that adding a valance to his lightbulb kept it from overheating...

maxlap21

Pictures would help, so we know exactly which area/hose you're talking about.
89 RED TGP 89000 miles