Makes complete sense! When I bought the car, the old folks that sold it to me told me they would go to Florida every year in there huge motor home! And the car is equip with a rear hitch.

Thanks man!

Anyhow. I ripped the whole system out. The original lines now flow through the cooler/rad like they should. Pump, Distro and Check valve are out. The 3rd line that comes out of the trans oil pan has been capped off.

I now have access to my brake line from my master cylinder to the ABS... what a ...

Upon further inspection, the new line come out from the SIDE of the transmmision OIL PAN. I can't seem to find any info on it so I guess it is a new line that has been tapped in.

So what is your guys opinion?

Here is wat I managed to draw n fully understand.

OK so lets call that thing between the MC n strut tower the "distro" because it goes from 1 line to 2. Another thing u can't see beside it is a check valve of sorts. I figured the routing.


New Line Tranny -> Pump -> Check Valve -> Distro (2 way split)... --->

->(1) Ext. Cooler -> Rad -> Tranny ...

Exactly. And it looks terrible. I am ripping it out. But like I said, I have 3 lines coming out the tranny. I am confused. ???

Here ya' go!

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Line 14 and 15 I recall clearly along with 11 and 12 because of there distinct n odd twists n turns ...

It has a small external heat exchanger mounted in front of the Radiator? Or lines that pass through the radiator itself? or both? Ill defenitly get pics tmr. I know the pump is 100% aftermarket, but why? No clue.

Yes I have an SSEi

Do our 92 bonnevilles come with a radiator/transmission cooler combo?

And I checked my transmission and I seem to have 3 lines coming out of it with the addition of a aftermarket pump (??) It's very odd...

Thanks

For the rear handles remove the two plastic parts similar to the ones above the passenger side. Also pull the plastic coat-hook part out. Then you can pull on the handle to remove them. Then the roof should only be hanging on by the back above the middle seat, just pull on that. Remove the trim ...

Ok so now I have the headliner hanging/on my headrest, whats the best way to remove it? I am trying the rear doors but its really tricky. I'm scared of messing it up to much :/

Fack.. well they are already cut. No biggie. but would of been nice not to rush and wait for a reply :p

Same goes for the side handles about the wires I assume?

Btw, thanks for the input guys! Trying to beat the sundown on this one!

Oh I got all the backseats out for easier removal!

syndr0me wrote:K so the sun visor is down but the electrical wires, where do they un clip? or do I have to cut em?

Nvm, I marked and cut wires. I assumed thats what you meant. Now how do you remove the A-Pillars? It's like the only thing keeping the headliner up there, besides the door "gaskets".

K so the sun visor is down but the electrical wires, where do they un clip? or do I have to cut em?

OK, so just so we are clear, the headliner must come out? Thats good, since I it's sagging and it must be replaced.

Thanks for tut, I already had it opened in my web browser :p

How do I remove the Plastic Tray in the headliner in a 92' bonneville ssei w/o sunroof?

Thanks!

Thanks a bunch guys! This summer I will be creating a CanadianCarAudio thread to follow my audio build over the next months. Fiberglass customed A-pillars, molded kick panels, relocation of the Climate Control system and radio, in dash Android tablet, floating amp rack, sub enclosures etc...

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Thanks man! By the way, I was reading your signature and I thought I would share this with you.

http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/showthread.php?p=652990#post652990

It's a thread I started this morning on CCA regarding this summers audio set up and I had the idea of putting a set of Boston Acoustics ...

Hey guys, I cleaned the whole interior yesterday. Took me about 5-6 hours. Shampooed the carpets to!

Products used: **The spray wax was was for the door trims**

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