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Automatic Transmission Cooler #707036 03/17/06 02:28 AM
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Wildcat_4R Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
I purchased a tranny cooler for my A340H. Its a Hayden and its dimensions are 5"x12 3/4" x 3/4". I am now having second thoughts and wondering if it is big enough. They had another unit that was 7 1/2"x15 1/2"x 3/4" and one that was 10"x15 1/2"x3/4". Anyone running one of these or something similar? I was really tempted to get the big one but not too sure if its overkill or if it would cause problems. Any info/ links/ experiences would be very helpful before I get into this. I want something more than just running the fluid through the bottom of the radiator.


1987 4-Runner with a "slightly modified" 22RE
Re: Automatic Transmission Cooler [Re: Wildcat_4R] #707037 03/17/06 02:42 AM
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mt_goat Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Yeah that's a little on the small side. I say get the biggest one you can fit in.


93 4X4 ext-cab, auto, SR5, 3.4 V6, supercharged, 2.1" pulley, URD fuel mods, Aquamist WI, IPT valve body mod, dual cases, 4" superlift, Alcan springs, 33 BFG MT, ARB locked front & rear, 5.29 US Gears, RB 1" BL, 1.5" BJ spacers, TJM T-17, Warn m8000.
Re: Automatic Transmission Cooler [Re: Wildcat_4R] #707038 03/17/06 03:08 AM
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MrWiretender Offline
Mudrunner
Give this a read. Linkie

I have the same Hayden #679 installed on my Dolphin MH with A43D automatic transmission. I generate losts of heat with weight, headwinds and a torque converter that does not lock up. I have a gauge with sensor on out line too cooler (where fluid is at highest temp) and I am very pleased how well the Hayden works in keeping transmission in FSM specified temp range.


'87 22RE

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