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vacuum test on transmission cooling section of radiator 200

posted by  1pocket on  Tue Jul 12 09:34 CST 2016
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this radiator looks new and was removed from a car with a pink milkshake for transmission fluid. needless to say the transmission failed spectacularly in all gears rendering the car un-drivable.

this vacuum has held for 45 minutes and counting. am i looking at this incorrectly or could it be said the failure was NOT caused by coolant slipping into the transmission via the cooler in the radiator?

have a look





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