Transmission Cooler
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Isn't the cooler part of the fluid loop? Thus being higher pressure on one side, and lower on the return side? The trans cooler line on my Chevrolet van came off and shot out all of the fluid in seconds. Dealer told me that after the quick release clamp fell off the line came off because there is high pressure in the system especially during acceleration.
Last edited by Hvacwelder; 07-12-2013 at 02:56 AM.
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Went with a Hayden Rapid Cool 678 (3/4 inch x 11 inch x 9-1/2 inch). The hose that came with the kit was pretty much impossible to fit on a 3/8 barb, so I had to buy another.
Everything went without a hitch thanks to this thread. Still need to install some wire loom to protect the hoses.
Everything went without a hitch thanks to this thread. Still need to install some wire loom to protect the hoses.
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I've noticed that the newer version of the B&M Supercoolers no longer come with mounting brackets and barbs etc. Just a few foam pads and zap-strap to go thru the radiator; which I'd rather not do. What are people using for parts other than what was mentioned in the first post?
Last edited by schwa; 07-07-2013 at 06:27 AM.
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I've noticed that the newer version of the B&M Supercoolers no longer come with mounting brackets and barbs etc. Just a few foam pads and zap-strap to go thru the radiator; which I'd rather not do. What are people using for parts other than what was mentioned in the first post?
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As for the cooler, even though i dont tow with it anymore, it is nothing for my tran temp to stay below 130 on hwy, even in this Texas heat.
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Yes I do, I tried to tow a pop up for a season, I installed the cooler first and was able to monitor Trans temp with a bullydog tuner. I think it helps for sure. The jeep however, with the tires, armor and bumpers was way under powered and I gave up on it. Since then I have trade the spousal unit's vehicle in on a F150 ecoboost and we have upgraded to a 27' travel trailer.
As for the cooler, even though i dont tow with it anymore, it is nothing for my tran temp to stay below 130 on hwy, even in this Texas heat.
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I did the install of the cooler myself with the help of this forum it is a simple install, been running it for over a year, no issues. I'm thinking about gears this fall now that my rig is paid off.