2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Automatic Transmission Cooler Line Routing Diagram
Line-drawing routing diagram of a pair of engine pipes/hoses running across the block with callout A.
This document is a single black-and-white line-art illustration, apparently taken from a service manual, showing the routing and connection points of automatic transmission fluid (oil cooler) lines on a vehicle. The drawing depicts an under-hood/underside view with two hoses fitted with banjo-style end fittings at the upper left (where they would attach, likely to the radiator/oil cooler area), running down and across the engine bay to a bracketed connection point at the transmission housing on the right side of the image. A single callout letter "A" with two arrows identifies the two transmission lines or their connection points. The illustration contains no legend, torque specifications, part numbers, or captions—only the callout "A." Per the uploader, it documents the automatic transmission line connections on a 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe, and it is filed among other Genesis Coupe service-manual scans. A reader can learn the general routing path of the ATx cooler lines and where they connect, but must consult accompanying manual text (not included in this scan) for the meaning of callout "A" and any fastener specifications.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It is a line-art illustration showing two automatic transmission (oil cooler) lines with fittings, routed from the upper-left area of the engine bay to a bracketed connection at the transmission, with a callout letter "A" pointing to the lines/connections.
- How many transmission lines are shown?
- Two lines are shown, each with a banjo-style fitting at one end, both identified by the single callout "A".
- Does the diagram include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. The only text visible in the image is the callout letter "A"; there are no torque values, part numbers, or legend entries.
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