Transmission Cooler
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#592
JK Jedi
Originally Posted by Joe Boxer
Great customer service? Multiple PM's and phone calls that went unanswered over two weeks led me to ordering the PSC kit.
#594
JK Newbie
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Rock Hill, SC
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Posted a few pics on page 49 of this thread. Made some noise to the dealer after the tranny fluid got too hot first time on the beach, they put this Liberty cooler in, it's working well for me, and my driving habits. Umm, that is I never drive it, but when I do, the tranny shifts better after warm up....
#595
JK Junkie
Originally Posted by BigRedJK
From what I've read & heard, ORW spent a lot of time researching & testing to get their unit dialed in as close as possible for the JK so that it performs as efficient as possible. I think the B&M version is more of a "universal" unit that is retrofit for Jeep. Does it work? I'm sure it does. But with anything else, you get what you pay for. To me it's like asking why buy a $1500 lift kit when you can get a cheaper one for $500? They both do the job, which does it better?
#596
The kit by PSC has a 19 row Derale cooler, a snazzy mounting bracket, hose, and the hardware needed to place the cooler inline. While it does not replace the factory crimps, requiring to splice the line, the kit is quite stout and well-thoughtout.
#599
JK Junkie
Originally Posted by horrocks007
Sweet, after I install my Gobi rack and lights, this is next on my jeep do list.
What model cooler did you buy?
What model cooler did you buy?
#600
JK Junkie
Got it mounted up and cleaned everything up. Didn't finish today, but only need to splice the lines and add fluid. Next weekend I'm going to take a ride with my diablosport programmer and record tranny temp from the factory and after I splice the lines. I'll post the results when I do that. Here is the mount I went with.