[sphernandez]

I Have a 2008 chevy Silverado Crewcab pickup it has a 8in lift in the front and 6in in the rear with 35 inch nito tires and a ranch hand bull
guard on the front.

The transmission temp has been running from 180 to 210 since the temperatures in Ks are now above 100 almost everyday. this seems like its to hot since im not pulling anything. I want to install a transmission cooler to help lower these temps since the stock one just doesnt seem to handle this. I am not sure about which one I should get. Any suggestions would be great.

 

[99'HEARTBEAT]

I Have a 2008 chevy Silverado Crewcab pickup it has a 8in lift in the front and 6in in the rear with 35 inch nito tires and a ranch hand bull
guard on the front.
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The transmission temp has been running from 180 to 210 since the temperatures in Ks are now above 100 almost everyday. this seems like its to hot since im not pulling anything. I want to install a transmission cooler to help lower these temps since the stock one just doesnt seem to handle this. I am not sure about which one I should get. Any suggestions would be great.

:sign0016:To the Site......I just install a aftermarket Transmission Cooler, to replace the factory Transmission Cooler....as my transmission Temps were running at the same Temps you've Mentioned....Below is my thread with information on the aftermarket Trans Cooler I installed in my Truck,

Link,
http://www.gmtruckclub.com/forum/showthread.php?70799-New-Transmission-Cooler...WOW

 

[silveradotrailblazer]

Welcome to the club.

 

[stephan]

Welcome to the club SP

 

[Blackout07]

I picked up a Hayden cooler at O'reilly for like $60. It took me about 30 minutes to install it. Have you regeared your truck? If not, you should.

 

[98Hotrod98]

Should a new cooler be added inline with existing factory cooler, or replace? Considering factory warranty is still in effect.

 

[Blackout07]

You could add one in line, but that would be more difficult. I would just swap it out for a larger cooler.