Hole in transmission cooler
Hole in transmission cooler
Well I had a wreck coming home from work the other day. Some lady slammed on her brakes and this truck in front of me slammed on his and i hit him in the rear. So I pull over got red transmission fluid pouring all over the road. From the front of my truck. Im like oh great LOL. So anyways I am in need of getting a transmission cooler for my truck. I saw this one and was wondering if it is up to or better than the stock one? If so I will get it. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you
Here is the link:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=26787
Flex-a-Lite Transmission Oil Coolers
400-3816 Added Cooling Transmission Cooler
16,000 GVW
7-1/2'' x 15'' x 3/4''
6 Passes
Here is the link:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId=26787
Flex-a-Lite Transmission Oil Coolers
400-3816 Added Cooling Transmission Cooler
16,000 GVW
7-1/2'' x 15'' x 3/4''
6 Passes
those are tube and fin, they are pretty inefficient and i wouldnt trust one on my own transmission, what youll need is a stacked plate cooler. if you get a stacked plate one, then you can replace the stock one with it and not worry about it
I'm with Bob: stacked plate is more efficient and much stronger in construction. A little bit more bread but one of those might have survived your accident. I was just looking at them in the latest 4 Wheel Offroad magazine somewhere.
well i went and looked at it and just found out that the whole bracket behind the grill is busted also. great lol but i think that inm just gonna leave that as is for now till when i can get to replace that.
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