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Help please with tiptronic

Hi my 97 boxster had signs of contamination between transmission fluid and engine coolant.So i flushed transmission and engine coolant and replaced transmission cooler and orings.But now appears coolant is re contaminated??????Please help!!!! wondering where else could mixing of fluids take place besides transmission cooler?????

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Did you drain or pressure flush the torque converter? If not, it still held about a gallon of contaminated fluid..............
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Drained 4 times,do you have instuctions for pressure flushing,also wondering do you know of any other place coolant could mix with transmission fluid.Cheers.
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Just draining the fluid leaves a huge quantity of contaminated fluid still in the torque converter and front pump; this stuff will not come out with just a "gravity" drain, it needs to be pushed out.

Unfortunately, that means taking the car to a shop equipped with a powered fluid exchange unit (costs about $2,000 for the unit, so this is not a DIY project) that uses a pump to push fluid under pressure through the entire unit, cleaning everything out. The only other way to do it is to pull the transmission and disassemble it.

The only possible place coolant can mix with trans fluid is in the transmission cooler.

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