trans cooler on 2001 durango

Yep. Look on the passenger side of the radiator... should see the two transmission lines. The stock transmission cooler (or warmer, depending...) is inside the side tank of the radiator.

It's possible that the towing package added an auxillary (oil-to-air) cooler, mounted in front of the radiator, but all automatic vehicles come with the oil-to-water cooler integrated into the radiator.

The trans cooler was part of the heavy duty cooling package, which was included in the heavy duty towing package.

That brings up a interesting point.Am wondering if mine has a heavy duty cooling or the towing package. It's a 1992 D-150 Ram with the Magnum V6.It too has lines ran to radiator.

Also is there a easy way to tell what transmission I have.Someone told me today its the Torq-Flight 3sp.It dose not have push button to lock up the torque-converter.

Also,does anyone know how to de-code the VIN number.If so please let me know.

Thanks, Michael

your Durango probably doesn't have an extra cooler. Just the stock in the radiator one.

Thanks folks. Very helpful

Hi SqdancerLynn, No,I do not have a push button on my dash.Also,it has the Magmun V6. Just was wondering is all.What can you tell about,the A500 transmission,is it a good,sound transmission?

Thanks Michael