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Tranny cooler
I am thinking of getting this to put in my truck. What do you guys think? Is is too big...not big enough....??? When I pull my camper the trany temp is between 190 to almost 200....
Thanks for the help... Summit SUM-G4969 - Summit® Transmission Coolers – SummitRacing.com |
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IMHO,
Get the biggest one you can; I haul a big camper too, and went with the Tru-cool 40k model. It fits well behind the three holes in your frony bumper. |
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Another vote for the tru-cool 40k. BTW your temps are not at all that bad, but with the trans cooler your tranny will be more confortable.
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I have two of them in line and generally run very cool!
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Update....I installed the new cooler and pulled the camper to the lake last weekend. The temp never got over 170.....Thanks for all the advice.....
I installed it in series with the factory one. I mounted it to the back of the bumper...works great.... |
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I installed that exact one in a friends dura*** and its been great for him.
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Not hijacking, just a question about installation. Do y'all take the radiator out of the cooling loop? I installed a Hayden 679 in line with my stock cooler but left the radiator in the loop. I don't have a temperature gauge to compare temperatures just wondering what most guys are doing.
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No you don't.
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I had that one on my suburban worked well, I went with the tru cool for the x though.
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