hey ive noticed that automatic transmisson fluid must be geting into my radiator is there anywau to stop this . And if it is getting into the radiator will it be getting into the transmission thanks
matarautrader,
Jan 17, 10:19am
Is it an EH Holden with genuine slip -o - matic, or barina or what!
mitchell_nz2005,
Jan 17, 10:23am
sorry it a 98 holden commodore accliam vt v6
ralphdog1,
Jan 17, 10:30am
Yes and probably. For starters replace the Radiator, ad at the least you will be up for a complete trans flush
mitchell_nz2005,
Jan 17, 10:43am
Ok so ill just need to replace the radiator so dont need to replace automatic transmission
treachug,
Jan 17, 6:14pm
May still need a transmission - depends on how long the water has been leaking in there & what damage it has done.
alan1111,
Jan 17, 6:25pm
Buy a trans oil cooler cheaper than a new radiator.
brokebloke1,
Jan 18, 3:41am
better for the transmission too as they run better when they are cooler
unbeatabull,
Jan 18, 5:31am
I assume these have a trans cooler built into the radiator!
You will need a new radiator, new trans fluid, gasket and trans flush and coolant at the very least If you are lucky.
Trans don't like coolant at all . it might be ok short term but you may need to strip down and overhaul in the future
scotty20001,
Jan 18, 5:38am
all VX Holdens have trans coolers built in to the radiator, as said new radiator and trans flush should sort it out.
rocky0169,
Jan 18, 7:55am
Trans cooing pipes flow thru a header tank. if fluid is getting into the coolant then pipe may have split in it inside the header tank. replace radiator
yeahm8,
Jan 18, 8:06am
If fluid is getting into the coolent, then wouldn't one assume that coolent would also be getting into the fluid lines to the tranny!
rocky0169,
Jan 18, 8:08am
. could allso be case too
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