transmission cooler

[agentxx39]

how and where do i buy a transmission cooler for my 93 Q 108000 miles on the car and is the install difficult thx:firehead :firehead

[DAEDALUS]

http://www.nicoclub.com/forums...nding

Here are the threads that came up from searching for "Summit 70268". There are other brands out there. Installation will take a few hours, and usually requires removal of the radiator, depending on how you mount the cooler.

[maxnix]

http://www.nicoclub.com/forums...nding

Here are the threads that came up from searching for "Summit 70268".

Actually it is a B&M 70268 that Summit Racing (among others) sells.

[AZhitman]

No need to pull the radiator... Mount in front of the condenser, next to the left HL.

[agentxx39]

how And to which lines do i attach does it go through the rad. line please i would like the best way so i can tell mech. how it works best on our type of car 93Q

[Jesda]

For my 92Q, I went to the local auto parts store and picked up a transmission cooler. Claimed it could handle 1600GVW, and it was considered "large" of the many sizes there. Part was $35.

Had a performance shop install it for $97. Looked well installed, right behind the radiator.

[Jesda]

Oh and it shifts smoother now.

[szh]

how And to which lines do i attach does it go through the rad. line please i would like the best way so i can tell mech. how it works best on our type of car 93Q

In a Q, as long as you live in a reasonably warm climate, if you install a large transmission cooler, then the recommendation here is to not pass it through the radiator.

I have the B&M installed, and the radiator is completely bypassed. This is working fine, but I am in the San Jose Bay Area, where the climate is relatively mild.

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[PalmerWMD]

Even up north i would completly bypass.

Fred...