'99 v6 auto vert
I'm thinking I need an auxiliary transmission cooler for a yet-to-be-named venture, which could consist of the 'stang and I re-locating cross-country. I would need to pull a small trailer with me. Either a 4x8 or the "sport" tiny trailer.
I know the auto parts stores sell the coolers for about $60. I had one on my '76 Aspen and I was pleased with the quality. I've been told I should not install one over the AC condenser on the outside of the radiator. Can I install it on the inside (motor side) of the radiator?
I recall that the one I previously installed was put on with long, plastic rods that slipped a cap over the pointy end, similar to a zip-tie. Will this hurt my AC condenser?
I'm concerned that, coupled with the AC condenser, it will block radiator flow. Would it be best on the lower-passenger, lower-driver, or lower-center portion?
The idea here is to extend transmission life as much as possible. Does the aux cooler help THAT much?
Carl