Thread: What did you do to your Car today?

Originally Posted by burgundybullet

How much does something like that cost?

$41.63
Hayden Transaver Trans Cooler 1403 Medium Duty | eBay

Originally Posted by burgundybullet

How much does something like that cost?

What the tranny coolers. 30-40 bucks unless u buy one like I recently did that cost me total so far about 325

at some point my painted tails got wang'd, putting a tool bag in the car noticed there was some white on it on the edge, sure enough, primer.. gotta do touch ups if it ever stops raining.

Originally Posted by 02NavyBlue

$41.63
Hayden Transaver Trans Cooler 1403 Medium Duty | eBay

For $2 more you can get a 1404...

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Originally Posted by marines542

What the tranny coolers. 30-40 bucks unless u buy one like I recently did that cost me total so far about 325

Umm why so much?

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Originally Posted by mrlogic1234

For $2 more you can get a 1404...

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Trust me, even this cooler is a little overkill for people like me in Michigan with just a GT model, who doesn't beat on it. I'm not a heavy duty driver lol. I see you've got a GXP, I'd probably get the 1405 with that. Or duel 1404's.

So far I haven't managed to get it over 205 with me beating on it so we'll see how things go in the summer.

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And you've got the single 1404 right? And are you running the cooler in series with the stock cooler, or independent?

Independent. I don't top 180 during normal stop and go driving.

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Originally Posted by mrlogic1234

Independent. I don't top 180 during normal stop and go driving.

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Oh that's good to hear. I wonder how 90° summer stop/go driving will go. I don't think were going to get a real hot summer this year in Michigan.

Yea I don't think so, but it's so unpredictable here lol

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damn i want to add a cooler because ive hit 200 before.

Originally Posted by jteske88

damn i want to add a cooler because ive hit 200 before.

I'll be taking my two Hayden coolers off next week to replace with the TEP one I bought and two extra 7 inch electric fans with a manual on and off switch if u want the ones I had been using. Their fine.

Bought a really cheep reman alternator and another ICM harness

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Originally Posted by marines542

I'll be taking my two Hayden coolers off next week to replace with the TEP one I bought and two extra 7 inch electric fans with a manual on and off switch if u want the ones I had been using. Their fine.

Sure, ship them for free lol. Nah I bought the 1404 cooler as well, I'll keep the 1403 around for something else. I've heard people running the 1401 (smallest model) and still running at very good temps.

I decided I'll go independent in the summer, and buy new trans lines in the fall (I need them anyway) and run it in series since winter temps are too cold for an independent cooler. I may leave them like that if it runs fine in series.

Are you guys looking at the LPD ones? There they bypass if the temp of the fluid is too cool?

Originally Posted by 02NavyBlue

Got my trans cooler in the mail today. Part # Hayden: 1403 Medium duty driving.


It must have got dinged during shipping, so I bent the fins back. Before:

After:

I can't say I agree with these numbers, but keeping your trans below 220°F is a good thing, and will extend the life.

The application chart:

Please show pics of installation tnx.

I take pictures of everything I do to my car
Speaking of that, I have a ton of pics of my shift kit install that I need to do something with.

Originally Posted by BillBoost37

Are you guys looking at the LPD ones? There they bypass if the temp of the fluid is too cool?

No the one I bought is a complete bypass kit from TEP. Doesn't go thru radiator at all

LPD isn't a radiator version. It's one that has an area built in that restricts flow through the fins based on the viscosity of the fluid. aka as the fluid heats up..it becomes thinner and goes through the cooling area.