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Pressure Gauge on Transmission cooler line
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09-23-2008, 05:34 PM
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Pressure Gauge on Transmission cooler line
Has anyone put an oil pressure gauge on their trans cooler lines?
What PSI should I get on the cooler lines? (I am assuming it would be pretty low) I thought I may do it in order to be able to tell if there is a leak in the system or out of fluid completely.  Thanks.
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09-23-2008, 05:41 PM
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Web Wheeler
 
1995 XJ Cherokee
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if you have a temp gauge it should also tell you if your getting low, it starts to get hotter the less fluid you have. but I think the AW4 has about 20 - 30 psi lines... they have actual transmission pressure gauges you can get also... at least I thought you could (edit: cant find one any more...)
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