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fluid flow direction in a4ld
- Thread starter tuckman
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The bottom is the pressure line, and the top is the return line. # 52 in my list of useful threads has charts for many transmissions.
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Interesting. I would have thought the top would be the pressure and the bottom the return due to the heat in the top idea. Learn something new every day.
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Man I glazed right over after about #16 when I was looking on there for that info, lol!
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