some of you guys are really amazing, dismantling your car so you can get some good shots on how your cooler is mounted is more than most of us would do......
need some pics on how everyone mounted there trans koolers
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It's what we do for each other on here,it's only gonna take me three days to get the nose back on..gonna need more popcorn.some of you guys are really amazing, dismantling your car so you can get some good shots on how your cooler is mounted is more than most of us would do......
GM Factory pick-up oil cooler and aftermarket (Hayden) Trans cooler. Wanted a GM Trans cooler but couldn't find a good on in the junk yard. Still looking.
GM coolers made by Tru-Cool. Same for the F.O.R.D. & Mopar fraternity. Also sold under the B &M label and many others. They're a true rad type cooler and the most effective kind of cooler. They came with both push on style connections or threaded connections.
The correct method of mounting a transmission cooler. Mounting it with the plastic straps isn't the best idea, although it is the quickest. As a rad shop owner told me once, nothing like adding a transmission cooler full of transmission fluid through your radiator as you drive down the road. As he stated, it was great for business.
i was always told from the guy's in the know that the best way to mount a trans cooler is with in and out on top like a radiator. second best was side ways. they told me it's a radiator and you never see a radiator mounted with inlet and outlet side ways. sometimes you have to do what you have to do to get them mounted in a confined area though. seems like the stacked plate design is a little smaller and still has capacity that the larger tube and fin have.
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