What happens to ATF when it becomes too hot?
Excessive transmission heat is responsible for the start of many transmission problems including; ruptured seals, cracked gears, slipping transmission bands, failed bearings, inoperable solenoids, and delayed clutch engagement. You name the part, and too much heat can cause it to break.
Does the transmission fluid flow through the radiator?
All transmissions have a cooling line that runs to the radiator. A separate fluid passage circulates the transmission fluid through a portion of the radiator to cool the fluid.
How to determine the air flow arrow direction?
The Arrow and Air Flow Direction To properly insert a new filter, look for the arrow! The arrow on your filter should always face the unit and away from the return air duct that carries the air that will be heated or cooled. HVAC systems push the cool or warm air out and pull spent air in, recirculating the air throughout your home.
Where does the ATF go in a car?
The trouble is, it doesn’t go far enough. At least half of the old, burned-up ATF and its contaminants remain in the torque converter (the days of those convenient converter drain plugs are long gone), clutch drums, valve body and elsewhere. If you want to get the full benefit from this maintenance service, you’ve got to work a little harder.
How to determine the airflow direction of your case fans?
The Rear or Exhaust side (the side that the air comes out of) of our fans will always be the side that houses the fan motor. You will also be able to identify the Exhaust side as you will see power wires entering the fan motor. Lastly, the fan airflow can be identified by the arrow markings on the fan housing. Still need help?
How can I determine the direction of my air filter?
Pro Tip: Once you’ve got it figured out, draw the airflow direction arrow on the HVAC housing or ductwork with a permanent marker. The next time you change your filter, match up the arrows’ directions and viola, you’ve properly changed your air filter.