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internal trans cooler vs external trans cooler
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valentino
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 internal trans cooler vs external trans cooler what are you running and why?
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| Sat Nov 02, 2013 9:26 am |
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Moab Mike
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Re: internal trans cooler vs external trans cooler I'm not the expert but as I understand it the external cooler will relieve the load put on the radiator from the transmission and allows more cooling for the engine.
Ironically, i just ordered an external cooler not an hour ago.
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| Sat Nov 02, 2013 4:14 pm |
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Rox Crusher
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Re: internal trans cooler vs external trans cooler I run an internal and an external transmission cooler.
My external cooler is what they call a "stacked plate" style and it is mounted in front of the radiator.
So far neither my transmission or my motor runs too hot, even on the hottest summer days.
When I install A/C I believe I will replace my external cooler with the style 76fordbronco posted below. This will allow me to use the space in front of the radiator for the A/C condenser.
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