Sell Hayden Transmission Cooler (Model-1404) in Florence, Alabama, United States, for US $32.95

Condition:New Part Brand:HAYDEN COOLERS Surface Finish:Bare Aluminum Manufacturer Part Number:OC-1404 Warranty:Yes

Transmission Cooler, Hayden Transmission Cooler (Model-1404)

HAYDEN ULTRA-COOL, TRANSMISSION OIL COOLER (Model-1404)

The industry's first transmission cooler, the Ultra-Cool® transmission oil
cooler is available in six sizes to fit a wide range of applications from sub-compacts
to motorhomes.

These Coolers Feature: Ultrasonically Soudered for Reliability 100% Pressure Tested at 150 PSI for Quality Assurance
High Efficiency Turbulators in Every Tube for maximun Heat Dissipation 3/8" Push-On Fittings for Quick and Easy Installation

CARS, TRUCKS CLASS "C" MOTOR HOMES, up to 22,000 lbs., 15 1/2" x 7 1/2" x 3/4"

Installing a Hayden transmission oil cooler will help prevent transmission burnout. It's a small investment now that can save you on repair bills later. With each 20 degree drop in operating temperture, your oil and equipment life doubles. By reducing your transmission oil temperture as much as 60 degrees, a Hayden transmission oil cooler can greatly extend the life of your transmission.

Hayden Transmission oil cooler kit contains: Cooler, Hose, fitting (1) and Hardware, Quick connection nylon straps for easy mounting and installation instructions. (NO SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED). 3/8" PUSH ON HOSE FITTINGS.

IMPORTANT NOTES
1. DO NOT use transmission oil coolers for engine oil applications. Engine damage may result due to flow restrictions.
2. For extreme cold weather conditions (20-30 degree below 0), recommended installation includes a #163 thermostatic bypass kit.

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