transmissions and radiators.....?

With automatic transmissions, The Radiator has a separate Internal tank on the inside of it that the transmission lines run through. This is the transmission oil cooler. Some vehicles have separate ones on the outside of the trans. But if not, The internal cooler in the Radiator can get gummed up and not do its job. Or in other words It will restrict the trans oil from flowing correctly and possibly burn your transmission up. Its probably a factory defect in some way that caused the whole thing if its under warranty. Ask them If they are going to cover the radiator as well. If not, Ask if you can take it to a RADIATOR SHOP and have it cleaned out and repaired..Hope this has helped you.

The radiator contains a transmission oil cooler. If you're paying for the radiator and If the car runs cool, then rather than replacing the radiator, buy an aftermarket transmission oil cooler. It installs in front of the radiator and does a better job of cooling transmission oil than the radiator and it's a lot cheaper too.

The transmission fluid is cooled by a cooler built into the radiator, but i dont see why they would have to change the radiator unless its leaking, doesn't sound right to me.

Your radiator contains your transmission cooler. It is a seperate radiator inside the engines radiator that cools the transmission fluid.

theres a transmision cooler built into the radiator, its not removable. dont sweat your getting a new radiator