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Dual Pass Automatic Transmission Coolers
This JEGS 60364 compact all aluminum dual-pass heat sink cooler uses both internal and external cooling fins to maximize heat transfer. Coolers compact 3 in. diameter size can be easily mounted in a variety of locations. It’s universal design can be used to cool a wide variety of liquids including fuel, power steering fluid, engine oil and transmission fluid in light duty applications. The inlet and outlet ports are located on the same end allowing to be mounted in limited space applications.
Features:
- Satin Aluminum Finish
- Welded Construction for strength and durability
- Dual Pass Heat Sink Design (external & internal fins) produces high heat transfer
- Compact 3 in. tank diameter
- Tank length: 19 in.
- Overall length: 20 1/2 in. (measured from end of mounting brackets)
- Mounting Dimensions: 19 3/4 in. Length x 1 3/8 in. Width (measured from center of mounting hole to center of mounting hole)
- Capacity: 21 ounces
- (2) 1/4 in. NPT inlets w/3/8 in. hose barb fittings included
Specifications:
Can I use this for a power steering cooler?
When using this cooler, does it replace the need to run through the radiator or is this supplemental to the radiator cooling? Running a 400 turbo trans on a 455 olds engine.
Can this be mounted vertically?
is there a divider down the center of it?
Would this be sufficient to cool a 350 turbo?
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