Transmission cooler

[fleming442]

If I did that wouldnt my trans get hot being in town and at a stop with no airflow?

Is your fan going to stop? Why wouldn't it have airflow? read this for more confusion: https://gbodyforum.com/threads/trans-cooler.77057/

 

[lilbowtie]

If you drive your car in cold weather hook your cooler in series with the radiator out to the trans so your not over cooling the trans.

 

[Neubs]

Is your fan going to stop? Why wouldn't it have airflow? read this for more confusion: https://gbodyforum.com/threads/trans-cooler.77057/

Going to be running electric fans. So they won't be running all the time. So there saying to run the atf fluid through the rad first then out the cooler.

 

[fleming442]

Do what you want, but if you saw my post with a pic of it removed from the radiator, you'll see I'm not convinced it does much for heating OR cooling. If your electric fans kick on at 165-190 degrees, is that too hot for your trans? Brainfvck away! It's not that big of a deal.

 

[Neubs]

If you drive your car in cold weather hook your cooler in series with the radiator out to the trans so your not over cooling the trans.

It's just a summer car

 

[lilbowtie]

The fact is for what your doing you probably don't even need an auxiliary cooler seeing it's lived over 30 years w/o one. If you plan on towing or an HD situation it's always good to keep the ATF cool. They say ideally around 175 deg. Do you even know what your running at? Don't over think this.