Pipe from automatic transmission to radiator in Chevrolet Cruze
Description:
The tube from the automatic transmission (automatic transmission) to the radiator is a metal hose that connects the automatic transmission to the radiator. It carries transmission fluid (ATF) from the automatic transmission to the radiator, where the ATF is cooled before returning to the automatic transmission.
Location:
The tube is usually located under the hood, next to the automatic transmission and radiator.
Function:
* Transfers ATF from the automatic transmission to the radiator for cooling.
* Regulates ATF temperature for optimal automatic transmission operation.
* Ensures proper ATF pressure in the system.
Signs of malfunction:
*ATF leaks
* Automatic transmission overheating
*ATF level too high
*Low ATF level
* Noise or vibration when shifting gears
Replacing the tube from the automatic transmission to the radiator:
Replacing the tube from the automatic transmission to the radiator usually requires the following steps:
1. Drain ATF from the automatic transmission.
2. Disconnect the tube from the automatic transmission and radiator.
3. Install a new handset.
4. Tighten all connections.
5. Fill the automatic transmission with new ATF.
Note:
*Exact tube location and replacement procedure may vary depending on vehicle model and year.
* It is recommended that you consult your vehicle’s service manual or consult a qualified mechanic for specific instructions.