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  1. 6th December 2019, 11:32 AM #1
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    Heat exchanges on 6X6 perentie

    i m looking for advise or experience or opinions is installing heat exchangers/radiators for my engine oil, trans, and transfer case on my 3.9l turbo. Proper 30 row radiators with fans to aid in the long distances i have planned for the truck. All advise is appreciated!
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  2. 6th December 2019, 03:30 PM #2
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    dont need em.

    theres an in block oil cooler, the radiator is more than big enough, the trans doesnt get too hot if you keep the right oil in it The tcase can have a fiined bottom on it if you dont have the PTO if you have the PTO you have extra oil, dont worry about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by socallocal View Post
    i m looking for advise or experience or opinions is installing heat exchangers/radiators for my engine oil, trans, and transfer case on my 3.9l turbo. Proper 30 row radiators with fans to aid in the long distances i have planned for the truck. All advise is appreciated!
    I agree with Blknight
    The 4bd1t in a 4x4 Perentie hardly gets warm enough to open the thermostat even under sustained load. Gearbox and transfer are the same.
    Spend your cash on something else
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  4. 7th December 2019, 12:58 PM #4
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    thanks

    Thanks guys for you input. I wanted to check with people that know not people looking to sell me crap i don t need!!
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  5. 7th December 2019, 05:42 PM #5
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    theres a big long list of that sort of stuff out there for the perenties..
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