Hello
I have a 1991 Acura Legend, Auto Transmission.
I just replaced the radiator. When I un-hooked the Transmission oil lines that go to the radiator, I didn't make note of which lines went where.

This may be a long winded post, but I'm going to try explain carefully.
The radiator on my model has Trans cooler nipples on the bottom of the Rad.
One on the driver side one on the passenger side.

If I would have left the rubber lines hooked to the steel lines going to the Trans, I would not be confused.

Problem is I un-hooked rubber lines from the Radiator and the other end of the rubber lines from the steel lines running along the cars frame.

The steel lines attached to the car frame are one on top of the other.
When the steel lines end near the front of the car and close to the radiator side, one steel line protrudes a little closer to the front of the car than the other.

Now that should be clear as mud <*grin*>
Since both "nipples" on the radiator are on the bottom, would it matter anyway?
Trans oil going in and Trans oil coming out?
Thanks.
Billy.

 

If you pump water in one see where it comes out. then try the other and note each core.

It won't matter where you put the intake line and the output line. Just as long as you have them in the same core.

OR EVEN better. FInd an air hose and just get air flowing you will feel it on the other end.

 

Thanks for the reply.
I'm still not clear on this.