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Message: [QUOTE="beachn, post: 1247560, member: 17794"] Don't post on here very much, usually just browse but looking to see what your input would be on this. Just installed a new trans, along with new trans cooler. Got roughly 300 miles on it and truck left me stranded. I drained the trans fluid and it looks like a strawberry shake. I attached a picture. This obviously happens from either water or anti freeze, but how can I test it? Would pressurizing the cooling system help me confirm my radiator is bad? Everyone I've talked to says its the radiator, but I don't want to replace the radiator without verifying and then still have the same issue. When I think about it the only place they do intersect is the radiator, so makes sense. Just looking for other input. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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