Materials:
* Additional automatic transmission radiator
* Radiator mounts (special or homemade)
* Bolts, washers and nuts
* Pipe sealant and tape (optional)
Tools:
* Wrenches or ratchet
* Screwdriver or screwdriver
* Hexagon set (if necessary)
Steps:
1. Prepare the radiator: Remove any protective covering or packaging from the optional radiator. Inspect the radiator for damage.
2. Select installation location: Determine where you want to install the additional radiator. It should be installed in a place with good air circulation and have enough mounting space.
3. Install the mountings: Attach the radiator mountings to the mounting location. Use bolts, washers and nuts to securely attach.
4. Install the radiator: Install the radiator into the brackets. Connect the radiator inlet and outlet pipes to the corresponding automatic transmission cooling lines. Use sealant or Teflon tape on threaded connections for an extra seal.
5. Tighten connections: Tighten the bolts and nuts connecting the radiator to the mountings and cooling lines. Make sure all connections are secure.
Adviсe:
* Use a special automatic transmission radiator mounting kit, if available.
*If you make your own mounts, use durable materials such as metal or composite materials.
* Place the radiator at an angle to promote air drainage and prevent air locks.
* Check the automatic transmission fluid level after installing the radiator.
* Check the radiator and connections regularly for leaks or damage.