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Thread: Adding an additional auto tranny cooler into TD5

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    I have a very similar setup to Slunnie. Runs much cooler.

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    Where did yoy get your extra cooler from? Looks good fitted there. Need one but not sure best size to fit there

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    I don't follow how the winch could be in the way. The coolers shown in this thread are mounted behind the grille level with the headlights. With the exception of high mount winches, the vast majority are mounted below this and therefore should not pose and issue.

    As for sizing. Remove your grille, get your measuring tape out and see what will fit. They look at the various options and find one the right size.

    But remember, it also depends on your need - how much extra cooling do you actually need? If you overcool your transmission you will cause additional wear as it won't be operating in the correct operating temperature range.

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    Its from Davis Performance Landys. It sits behind the grill, so you still get full airflow coverage on the radiators. Whichever cooler you get, you must make sure it will take higher pressures, these produce much more pressure than regular transmissions. Also, make sure that proper multibarb pressure fittings are used, not just the push on and hose clamp jobs - they will come apart.
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    Thanks mine tows a lot. As well as a lot of 100km speeds which seems to heat it up. It just gets so hot inside the car from the trans tunnel. Plus offloading when i figure out why my car wont lock centre diff will be offroading often too. So need to keep it a bit cooler

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    The transmission should be running cool at 100kmh because the torque converter should be locked up. That's worth investigating.
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    Slunnie


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    Putting a ATF cooler in front of the ac condenser/intercooler/radiator!
    So many better places I think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by northiam View Post
    Putting a ATF cooler in front of the ac condenser/intercooler/radiator!
    So many better places I think?
    They are normally in the middle of the radiator pack between the radiator and condenser and under the intercooler. They just block with mud there and you cant clean them unless you strip it all apart, not even with radiator cleaning wands. Its a really good spot for them behind the grill. Its not actually on the radiator pack, it is in front of them with a gap inbetween, so you don't get dead spots through the radiators and it all stays clear of mud blockages.
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    Thanks for that Slunnie, I was thinking that spot would be the go.

    At present the cooler I have is located behind the front bumper at an angle, getting airflow from the underside of the bullbar.

    That location is where the winch cradle sits on the bar.

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    Heavy Duty or additional oil cooler?

    Can any one tell me the pros and cons of replacing the existing transmission oil cooler with a heavy duty cooler compared with adding an additional oil cooler.
    Also about 2 months ago my transmission oil temp warning light came on briefly after towing a big horse float up a long incline. As I slowed up to pull over it went off so I kept on going. This happened once more on the same journey. What are the consequences and what should I do to minimise further damage.
    Transmission seems to operate exactly as it did before.

    Thanks
    Dave

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