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Some vehicle have either a transmission oil cooler or a power steering oil cooler in that location.Some vehicle have either a transmission oil cooler or a power steering oil cooler in that location.
No, they are different.
No. One is for the power steering and the other is for the transmission.
A max of 3,500 lbs with 2 occupants when equipped with a transmission cooler and power steering fluid cooler
That is a cooler for the power steering fluid.
There is not much difference between power steering and transmission fluid. Many people use power steering in place of transmission fluid because it is cheaper.
Yes, automatic transmission fluid is the proper fluid for power steering systems. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ( MERCON ) automatic transmission fluid in a 1997 Ford Aerostar power steering
on a ford ranger ATF is used in the transmission and in the power steering pump even if it is a manule
Camry 1997-2001 uses the same fluid for transmission as well as power steering.
Transmission fluid should not be used in place of power steering fluid. Power steering fluid is less compressible so that it can transfer power to different systems. Transmission fluid is meant for lubrication and has higher dimulsibility than power steering fluid.
I just replaced the power steering cooler on my wife's 1994 Pontiac Bonneville on Sunday, April 20th 2008. It took me about three hours and I purchased the cooler at AutoZone. After jacking the car up, I disconnected the line from the power steering pump to the cooler and drained the fluid into a bucket. Then I cut the other cooler line near the cooler to drain from the power steering box. AutoZone included a fitting to the box. Unfortunately, I couldn't remove and replace it so I simply cut the line with a pipe cutter tool after the 90 degree bend. I removed the excess old coolant line from the cooler to the box. I removed the mounting bolt from the old cooler bracket and removed the old cooler and bracket. I cut the bracket off the old cooler and placed it on the new cooler using the plastic tie straps included in the kit from AutoZone and bolted it in place. I connected the line from the power steering pump to the cooler. Then using the line included in the kit connected it from the new cooler to the cut line to the box. I added new power steering fluid and I was back in business.
Yes it could. If you put power steering fluid in the transmission you need to change the transmission fluid.