Method of using a cooler flusher
AssigneeMotorvac Technologies, Inc.
InventorsEduardo Betancourt, John Rome
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Abstract
There is provided methods for servicing a vehicle's transmission cooling system having inlet and outlet ports. An example method comprises the steps of pumping air into an inlet port of the transmission cooling system to cause transmission fluid to flow out of the outlet port of the transmission cooling system; cycling a solvent through the transmission cooling system, where the solvent enters through the inlet port and exits through the outlet port of the transmission cooling system; re-cycling the solvent exiting through the output port through the transmission cooling system; and pumping air into the inlet port to cause the solvent in the transmission cooling system to exit through the outlet port.
Claims12
A method of servicing a transmission cooling system having an inlet port and an outlet port, said method comprising the steps of:
- connecting said outlet port to a receptacle;
- pumping air into said inlet port to cause a first fluid in said transmission cooling system to flow out of said outlet port and into said receptacle;
- cycling a second fluid through said transmission cooling system, wherein said second fluid enters through said inlet port and exits through said outlet port;
- cycling said second fluid exiting through said outlet port back through said transmission cooling system;
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- pumping air into said inlet port to cause said second fluid in said transmission cooling system to exit through said outlet port.
A method of servicing a transmission cooling system having an inlet port and an outlet port, said method comprising steps of:
- connecting said outlet port to a receptacle;
- pumping air into said inlet port to cause a first fluid in said system to flow out of said outlet port and into said receptacle;
- cycling a second fluid through said transmission cooling system, wherein said second fluid enters through said inlet port and exits through said outlet port;
- measuring flow of said second fluid after exiting said outlet port;
- cycling said second fluid exiting through said outlet port back through said transmission cooling system;
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- pumping air into said inlet port to cause said second fluid in said transmission cooling system to exit through said outlet port.
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