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Old 07-04-2008, 03:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Upper cooler line ATF Flushing 06 sportage?

Hello again, I am new to the board, but very mechanically inclined/open minded. I want to flush the ATF via the upper cooling line (flushed numerous vehicles except for a Kia), but the area is so congested, I have noticed that on some vehicles the fluid flows directly out of the cooler line, in this case the upper line, and on other vehicle types, the fluid would flow out of the radiator/cooler connection, which one would apply to most Kias and or a 06 sportage 6 cynlinder? Thanks in advance


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