Okay.....what about a tranny cooler? (2nd attempt)
#3
Just checked them out at PepBoys. There are two different types, one that I guess is the regular adn one thats "rapid-cool", which is a whole lot smaller, but promises better performance over the base model. I guess since our cars are more of the mid-size to full size cars, we should get the 677, which ran $49.99, and it says instalation takes only 30 minutes. so, i know what my next day off will be spent doing.
#5
Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
I thought the Hayden 404 was the cooler of choice.....I haven't heard of the 677
I thought the Hayden 404 was the cooler of choice.....I haven't heard of the 677
#6
Originally posted by Maxima-Ness
this is supposed to be a better model, from what ive been told. its smaller too. check out this site where i found them hella' cheap! www.hptransparts.com
this is supposed to be a better model, from what ive been told. its smaller too. check out this site where i found them hella' cheap! www.hptransparts.com
#7
heres what somepne at level 10 (deemed auto tranny Gods) said about the tranny cooler on a site i found.
...I asked Pat of Level 10 if I should install an auxiliary transmission cooler. He suggested I install the largest transmission cooler that will fit behind my grill. He also said that it should be a stacked plate type and to stay away from the tube and fin type. He then handed me an 11x17 inch stacked plate cooler rated at 30,000 pounds made by Hayden to take home with me. Pat says that 9 out of 10 transmission failures are due to excessive heat....
the whole write up is available at this site...
http://www.gadgetonline.com/Transmission.htm
its not very interesting, just thought id give it as a refrence.
...I asked Pat of Level 10 if I should install an auxiliary transmission cooler. He suggested I install the largest transmission cooler that will fit behind my grill. He also said that it should be a stacked plate type and to stay away from the tube and fin type. He then handed me an 11x17 inch stacked plate cooler rated at 30,000 pounds made by Hayden to take home with me. Pat says that 9 out of 10 transmission failures are due to excessive heat....
the whole write up is available at this site...
http://www.gadgetonline.com/Transmission.htm
its not very interesting, just thought id give it as a refrence.
#10
I am recently purchased a Hayden 403. I belive the 404 or 405 is for large application, such as motorhomes. Look at the back of the box and it gives a summary of the type of applications.
I believe it comes down to how big of a unit you want hanging in front of your radiator.
I think a 403 or 404 would be what you want...
I believe it comes down to how big of a unit you want hanging in front of your radiator.
I think a 403 or 404 would be what you want...
#11
Originally posted by mdeal
I am recently purchased a Hayden 403. I belive the 404 or 405 is for large application, such as motorhomes. Look at the back of the box and it gives a summary of the type of applications.
I believe it comes down to how big of a unit you want hanging in front of your radiator.
I think a 403 or 404 would be what you want...
I am recently purchased a Hayden 403. I belive the 404 or 405 is for large application, such as motorhomes. Look at the back of the box and it gives a summary of the type of applications.
I believe it comes down to how big of a unit you want hanging in front of your radiator.
I think a 403 or 404 would be what you want...
#12
The install is not very difficult. Just be sure you have the necessary tools and know how to do the job before you purchase the cooler.
It took me around 3 hours to install mine, but I was working very slowly and took many breaks in between.
It took me around 3 hours to install mine, but I was working very slowly and took many breaks in between.
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