Add this state-of-the-art thermostatically-controlled automatic transmission oil cooler to your Eurovan and stop worrying about the expensive, prone-to-failure factory oil cooler.Fits: All 1993-95* & 1997-03 Eurovan models*Note: This cooler kit fits early models (1993-95 with inline-5 engines), with the exception of how the cooler mounts. The cooler will need to be mounted directly to the A/C condenser (or radiator if no A/C is present). We recommend the very inexpensive, generic insta-mount cooler mounting kit widely available online. Not all transaxle cooler kits are created equal! Compared to our competition, our kit uses a simpler and more reliable plumbing interface at the transaxle, includes much higher quality hose assemblies, a well thought-out and thorough mounting system for both thermostat and cooler, and detailed instructions. The other guys' kits are all pretty much the same, leaving you to figure out how to mount the cooler with some generic metal straps, no method provided for dealing with the leftover coolant hoses that were plumbed to the (now eliminated) original cooler, and no step-by-step instructions. Sure, you might save a few bucks, but that savings will quickly evaporate when you factor in the extra time and trouble of installing their product! Why install an external cooler kit anyway? • Eliminate a failure-prone part of your Eurovan cooling system: The OE ATF/coolant cooler is replaced with an ATF/air cooler• No more danger of your ATF and coolant mixing (the OE cooler uses the engine coolant to cool the ATF, when it fails, fluids mix, and the transaxle is ruined)• No more need for periodic replacements of the OE cooler "just in case" • Keeps the ATF much cooler than the OE system, thereby extending the life of the transaxle• Installation instructions included Stock GoWesty EV-AT-COOLER ATF Temp (F) Ambient (F) ATF Temp (F) Ambient (F) 55 mph on flat 194 79 183 78 65 mph up grade: 1st run 230 81 178 74 65 mph up grade: 2nd run 243 81 189 76 We tested our AT cooler versus the stock AT cooler on a hot day here on the Central Coast of California. First we drove the van at a steady 55 mph on a flat highway. Then we drove twice up an average 6% grade for 3 miles (the steepest continuous grade we have in the area). We measured the transmission fluid temperatures and ambient air temperatures as you can see in the table above. Ideally, you want your transmission fluid temperature to be around 200 F. Above 225 F the fluid starts to degrade and transmission damage isn't far behind. Unlike the stock inadequate transmission fluid cooler, our cooler keeps the temps right where they need to be. This kit comes with custom brackets, hoses, and detailed instructions to take the guesswork out of the installation. This installation can be done by a non-professional, but we recommend that this be installed by a professional mechanic as it can be a bit difficult to access the area where the original cooler is installed, and having the vehicle up on a lift makes this job much easier. Indeed, even a pro will value the thought we have put into the kit, and the instructions we include, saving time and money! PDF Instructions External Cooler Kit Installation Instructions IMPORTANT INSTALL NOTE: Be sure to support the cooler fitting block with a wrench when tightening the hose fitting onto the cooler.
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