Transmission Fluid Cooler
For some reason, I got to thinking abt the transmission in my '09 1500 5.7l Quad Cab Ram.
I looked in front of the radiator for a cooler and all I saw was the power steering cooler.
The shop manual shows one just above the power steering cooler.
What gives? Where is my transmission cooler?
Thanks,
Jack
I looked in front of the radiator for a cooler and all I saw was the power steering cooler.
The shop manual shows one just above the power steering cooler.
What gives? Where is my transmission cooler?
Thanks,
Jack
I just looked for mine and it looks like it is sandwiched in between the radiator and the condenser. You can see the lines just above your oil filter following into the rad and along with the ac lines. But it's just my guess because you loose the final path of the lines. I guess the only real way to tell is to remove the cover from the front of the rad so you can look down into it. I'd like to know for myself just how good it really is! Hopefully we have a separate rad for the tranny for the best cooling possible!
Last edited by 1954Radio; Apr 2, 2010 at 06:39 PM.
The shop manual, which came from Chrysler, shows it right above the power steering cooler. I cannot see anything, on my truck, that looks like whats in the manual.
The truck came with the towing receiver and wiring so I would think, it would have an outboard cooler for the transmission.
The truck came with the towing receiver and wiring so I would think, it would have an outboard cooler for the transmission.
The shop manual, which came from Chrysler, shows it right above the power steering cooler. I cannot see anything, on my truck, that looks like whats in the manual.
The truck came with the towing receiver and wiring so I would think, it would have an outboard cooler for the transmission.
The truck came with the towing receiver and wiring so I would think, it would have an outboard cooler for the transmission.
I just looked for mine and it looks like it is sandwiched in between the radiator and the condenser. You can see the lines just above your oil filter following into the rad and along with the ac lines. But it's just my guess because you loose the final path of the lines. I guess the only real way to tell is to remove the cover from the front of the rad so you can look down into it. I'd like to know for myself just how good it really is! Hopefully we have a separate rad for the tranny for the best cooling possible! 

It is tough to see all of this without the plastic cover not being removed.
I Have a CC without the towing package. I just took a good look and to me it seems that the AC and tranny share a radiator - compartmentalized?
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No, the tubes should go in between the AC and the radiator to it's location. All should have a separate tranny cooler.
An air-to-oil transmission oil cooler is standard on all engine packages. The transmission oil cooler is mounted to the front of the radiator above the power steering cooler.
Last edited by topgun; Apr 2, 2010 at 09:06 PM.



