Trans Over Temp
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Trans Over Temp
1997 F350 4X4 Crew Cab TPSD - E4OD Trans -
Does anyone out there know of an affordable "No BS" aftermarket transmission cooler that while definitely eliminate overheating while towing?
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Reelman1a1
Does anyone out there know of an affordable "No BS" aftermarket transmission cooler that while definitely eliminate overheating while towing?
Thanks,
Reelman1a1
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true-cool up front radiator type cooler. There is no such thing as 'eliminate overheating while towing'. The idea is to control it with common sense. I have two coolers up front but I still back off when the trans gets hot.
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Put two of the biggest coolers you can fit up front. Connect them in PARALLEL, not in series so you don't increase the fluid pressure drop.
Then add a thermostat since it's going to be over cooled in the winter when you're not towing.
Then add a thermostat since it's going to be over cooled in the winter when you're not towing.
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Joe, Its been a couple of years sinse I did mine, I think I just feed one cooler and with the line out feed the other cooler. Then I took the out on the second cooler back to the trans. Is that what you mean or do you recommend running a tee off the hot line into both coolers and another tee off the out lines of the coolers back to the trans?
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