HD tranny oil cooler locations
Well the cooler is in and works great, on average keeps the temps between 165 and 150 , but it has creeped up to 180 in a traffic jam pulling GCVW of 19500LBS up hill, so far so good, I also put on the deeper pan and all is ok in our heat of 100 degres sometimes, so I try and only pull during low light and light traffic times.
Ralph
Ralph
did not think it got that hot north of the border in Canada?

I would like to though, meet the first Canadian settler and ask him why he took the land north of the 49th instead taking the much warmer stuff south to settle in!?[:@]
Hey King, how did you mount the new cooler? Did you do the "fan facing down" thing?
I don't know why, but every time I've mounted fans either facing the floor or the cieling they seem to wear out quicker than when they are standing up on edge.
I don't know why, but every time I've mounted fans either facing the floor or the cieling they seem to wear out quicker than when they are standing up on edge.
Yes, the fan is on the bottom of the cooler, the cooler is bolted the the box cross member just ahead of the rear axle and a little to the passenger side, the fan draws air through the cooler from the top and blows downwards.
I would have liked it up front but there is no room up there at all.
Ralph
I would have liked it up front but there is no room up there at all.
Ralph
Hey King, any pics of your install? If you want to knock down that 180 on a hill, get a double deep tranny pan... I have one and have never seen my temps above 165. I'd think with that and an external cooler, you'd be able to keep it at 160 under load easily...
I also have the double deep pan, it was installed at the same time, this weekend coming up will be test for it, but I am only hauling about 6000lbs straight north for 6 hours.
I will try and get some pic's tonight of the cooler mounted.
Ralph
I will try and get some pic's tonight of the cooler mounted.
Ralph







