It is tough to see in that picture but I believe that coolant line is coming from the bottom radiator hose, and is probably routed from there to a tranny cooler. I could be wrong though. A couple of my cats are set up like this with tranny coolers anyways.
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Check transmission cooler. Some are oil to coolant.
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I'm going to order an oil cooler and flush the coolant ASAP.
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It can take several flushes to get most of the oil residue out of the cooling system. It is very normal and common to see small amounts of oil show up in your coolant after a repair since it is pretty much impossible to get it totally out and perfectly clean. So don't panic if you see oil in your coolant afterwards. It shouldn't be a lot though.
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