AdidasCJ
Observer
So I was reading up on different posting and web pages about adding a power steering cooler to the ZJ.
Well instead of buying an aftermarket one, I decided I would use a stock ZJ trans cooler. So after a trip the the JY, I found a good looking one and pulled it.
Stopped at Autozone on the way home for some hose and radiator flush.
I had some other things to tinker with on the ZJ, so while getting my tinker on, I push the flush in the cooler and let it sit. After a couple hours, I dumped out the cooler and filled it with power steering fluid and emptied it. (I did this a few times).
Once all that was done, I tore into the front end.
Remove the second brace
Remove your air box so you can get to the return line coming off the steering box itself.
Put in the cooler and run your hoses.
Make sure everything is tight, bleed your steering, put it all back together, check for leaks and enjoy.
Remember the return line goes in the bottom of the cooler. You want it working on pressure and not gravity.
So for around 30 bucks, I have myself a power steering cooler.
Well instead of buying an aftermarket one, I decided I would use a stock ZJ trans cooler. So after a trip the the JY, I found a good looking one and pulled it.
Stopped at Autozone on the way home for some hose and radiator flush.

I had some other things to tinker with on the ZJ, so while getting my tinker on, I push the flush in the cooler and let it sit. After a couple hours, I dumped out the cooler and filled it with power steering fluid and emptied it. (I did this a few times).
Once all that was done, I tore into the front end.

Remove the second brace

Remove your air box so you can get to the return line coming off the steering box itself.

Put in the cooler and run your hoses.


Make sure everything is tight, bleed your steering, put it all back together, check for leaks and enjoy.

Remember the return line goes in the bottom of the cooler. You want it working on pressure and not gravity.
So for around 30 bucks, I have myself a power steering cooler.