Tranny Cooler!
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Up until 2001/2002 sometime, they used only the cooler in the radiator. If it's getting cooler where you are you can definitely "bypass" your damaged cooler and use only the one in the radiator. I wouldn't do that in deep summer putting a load on the truck, but this time of year? No problem -- only maybe it doesn't GET cool down there in Houston, lol.
But for a short stretch, I doubt you'll hurt anything. Look at many auto Rangers from earlier years and many don't even HAVE the aux cooler. My 2001 did not but my 2002 does.
But for a short stretch, I doubt you'll hurt anything. Look at many auto Rangers from earlier years and many don't even HAVE the aux cooler. My 2001 did not but my 2002 does.
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I ran a Flex-a-Lite 28,000GVW Trans cooler along with my stocker.. let me tell you, its stayed ice cold.. lol..
I wouldn't run with out it (not saying you cant). Its been said that for every 20degrees over 'normal' you go you are cutting the trans. fluids life in half (from amsoils site I believe) which isn't good for the trans its self..
My 99' doesnt run through the rad....
I wouldn't run with out it (not saying you cant). Its been said that for every 20degrees over 'normal' you go you are cutting the trans. fluids life in half (from amsoils site I believe) which isn't good for the trans its self..
Up until 2001/2002 sometime,
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Ah, interesting, I thought they all did. Most of them I've seen run to the drivers side of the radiator first, then to the auxilliary cooler.
Since he's changing the fluid anyway, he's unlikely to have any lasting problems.
Since he's changing the fluid anyway, he's unlikely to have any lasting problems.
Originally Posted by rngprerunner
I ran a Flex-a-Lite 28,000GVW Trans cooler along with my stocker.. let me tell you, its stayed ice cold.. lol..
I wouldn't run with out it (not saying you cant). Its been said that for every 20degrees over 'normal' you go you are cutting the trans. fluids life in half (from amsoils site I believe) which isn't good for the trans its self..
My 99' doesnt run through the rad....
I wouldn't run with out it (not saying you cant). Its been said that for every 20degrees over 'normal' you go you are cutting the trans. fluids life in half (from amsoils site I believe) which isn't good for the trans its self..
My 99' doesnt run through the rad....
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Originally Posted by n3elz
Ah, interesting, I thought they all did. Most of them I've seen run to the drivers side of the radiator first, then to the auxilliary cooler.
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Originally Posted by n3elz
Well, both my Ranger's (the standard cab 2001 3.0 I wrecked, and this 2002 I have now) had the 5R44E tranny and they both have had the radiator cooler, but the 2001 was lacking the auxilliary cooler in front of the radiator and AC condenser.
Sometimes I wonder what Ford was thinking..
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