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Why You fit an Aux Trans Cooler to an 850 / V70 / S70 / C70

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Old Mar 20th, 2017, 09:32   #21
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A lot of you get hung-up on the cooler. Any will do. The greater trouble will be in the hoses and mounting the thing.
This should be no more than a £40-50 job + fresh ATF.


A Magnefine would be nice, because even new coller get swarf and crud in them.
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Perhaps I've not made another point clear, provided you're going to be religious about flushing, you've clean fluid in there now, and you don't 'drive', hence you think you'll put a best another 20,000 on the thing before you throw the whole car, you will get away with only flushing.

Pull your trans dipstick now. Expect to see pink, dark pink or dark red. If it's more brown than red, or worse, black? Flush now. However if your car is a keeper, this mod (with or without the stat) should be regarded as one of the essentials. As above any small cooler will be good. It's not critical, you can't really overcool, (at least not in the UK) heat is the killer, so a stat might be overkill for low mileage users, except those in the Yank 'snow-belt' and mile-munchers. A Magnefine too would be very good.
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Manual swap should be the ultimate cure.
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Hi,

Thanks for all the tech info. Very interesting. I'm new to auto boxes and new to Volvos.

I have a 1999 V70 2.5T. It has the 4 speed auto box. Its done a 150k. The oil is not pink at all. More of a dirty grey. Is the Carlube ATF-U good for this, or is there a cheaper fully synthetic? Excuse my lack of knowledge. I understand you are mainly discussing the 5 speed fitted to later models.
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If it really is the 4spd, which had pretty much been phased out by '99, then you'll be wanting Dextron 3 as the 'box was designed for Dextron rather than the green Pentosin (sp) stuff in the later ones.

Easiest way to tell your gearbox is:
"E/S/W" buttons - 4spd.
"W" button only - 5spd.

Check the specs on the ATF-U, but it'll probably be fine.
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Old Mar 21st, 2018, 14:09   #27
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REMEMBER "lifetime transmission” actually means 100K or the end of the full factory warranty. Doubt this?

Go to your dealer with your failed 20 year old auto box.
Can I come? I could do with a laugh.


Sealed transmissions are a*scam, period. It says "We're building this to fail."
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