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When you changed the Radiator did you flush the engine to remove the Transmission Fluid that the already mixed with your water in the engine block. If not that would explain the presence of the fluid in the coolant holding tank.

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Q: What causes transmission fluid in the coolant holding tank of 2000 Chrysler Sebring if the radiator has already been changed?
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