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ATF Heat Exchanger Deletion..
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<blockquote data-quote="badrul880" data-source="post: 23698" data-attributes="member: 1865"><p>Dear All, I've been doing this with my past forced fed auto JDM cars. Due to the heat, I've eliminated the ATF Heat Exchanger in return for a large Hayden ATF cooler. The cars run better and the temp was significantly low with the help of an on board reader. Can we do this for our N52, M52 and M54 engines as well? Reason being to have more cooling efficiency and to eliminate contamination to the radiator if the ATF Heat Exchanger sprung a leak.. Thanks...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="badrul880, post: 23698, member: 1865"] Dear All, I've been doing this with my past forced fed auto JDM cars. Due to the heat, I've eliminated the ATF Heat Exchanger in return for a large Hayden ATF cooler. The cars run better and the temp was significantly low with the help of an on board reader. Can we do this for our N52, M52 and M54 engines as well? Reason being to have more cooling efficiency and to eliminate contamination to the radiator if the ATF Heat Exchanger sprung a leak.. Thanks... [/QUOTE]
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