

| Subject: | Re: Auto Transmission Fluid Ports |
| From: | Phil Zimmerman |
| Date: | Fri, 2 Mar 2012 12:00:17 -0800 |
Hi John, Not verified but, the upper hole as the out (pressure side) and the lower hole the return (gravity) to the pan and pan-screen. This info gleamed from looking at the fluid flow diagrams of the 010 AT. I can send the jpegs to you? (p-mail). Otherwise, give Ken at GTA a call. He'll know! Speaking of Bend, Oregon Mr Squirrel may know? Rocket, you still lurking around here? Rocket installed one of the GW frame-rail coolers last year. German Transaxle of America, inc. Address: 2185 NE 2nd st # C / PO BOX 5845 Bend, Oregon 97701 / Bend, Oregon 97708 Phone: 541-382-7723 800-VW2-GEAR (800-892-4327) 541-382-8037 FAX Happy Friday�. Regards Pz On a rock off the Westcoast. ------------ Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2012 17:11:40 -0800 Reply-To: John Bange <jbange@GMAIL.COM> So in the wake of the discussion on cooling of automatic transmission fluid, I am once again indulging my instrumentation fetish, this time by adding a transmission oil temperature gauge. I want to put the sensor on the UNcooled side, but can't find any indication as to which of the two ports is the outbound one. Anyone know offhand whether it's the upper or lower?
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