I had the Tru-Cool Tranny cooler installed....

[kchummer]

Here's link for the exact part and place I ordered it

http://www.bulkpart.com/Merchant2/me...roduct_Count=3

[SteelsH2]

Got it. Thanks all! I am going to get a quote from AAMCO to install it.

[jmanley]

The higher temp is likely due to the bypass (I'm installing the same as I'm in North Dakota) - there is a thermostat in there and that's likely "leveling" the tranny fluid temps. To be honest - 175F constant is a great temp. Not too cold and not too warm. Wish it was more like 150F or 160F, but that's not bad.

On another note, just got mine (w/bypass) yesterday. Hoping to get it installed this weekend.

[Hellz]

how difficult was this to install?

on the link posted, is there anything else required besides whats on that page?

[Conrad29]

Wow, I'd better get one huh? I just got an 06' H2 and was driving through some mountains this weekend. The outside temp was 100 here in Southern California, and I noticed the tranny hit 200 while climbing the hills, but you guys never hit 175? Do you think I have a problem or just need to install a tranny cooler?

[jmanley]

Can someone post the routing of the lines from the radiator (and show how the radiator is handled) removed and now to the cooler and then routed back? I see lots of pix of the cooler itself, but not any of the hose routing and/or many of the radiator connections.

[kchummer]

Originally Posted by Conrad29

Wow, I'd better get one huh? I just got an 06' H2 and was driving through some mountains this weekend. The outside temp was 100 here in Southern California, and I noticed the tranny hit 200 while climbing the hills, but you guys never hit 175? Do you think I have a problem or just need to install a tranny cooler?

I would say you're temp is normal....it was just hanging around the same temp as the motor....I think when it becomes a problem is when your towing and temps get above 250-275 range.