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Hey, need a transmission cooler for the 08 ProStar with ISX. Cannot find an aftermarket, and dealer wants $503! This same unit for say a car or pickup is around $80-$120. Any suggestions? How about installing a Universal cooler? Any of you have experience with that and mounting? Or other less costly alternatives? I have yet to take the old one out, but from photos and such, it looks like any other trans cooler on the market other than the bracket. Or, I guess I could have it recored, but God knows how long that will take. Thanks guys!
With some minor modifications I think a standard universal cooler should work. Eaton specs say it needs to be able to flow 8 GPM if I remember right. So long as you can mount the cooler in the air flow you should be fine. I don't like where they put it from the factory. Seems half the cooler is useless as it's hidden behind the darn grill supports.

For around $200 I could put in a remote cooler with a temperature controlled cooling fan. Could mount it up front and if the trans exceeded 180 degrees the fan kicks in.
Where would you mount that cooler with the fan?

And I did find a shop in Detroit that can recore the unit for around a $100... Probably going that route, as i have to get back to work. One day turnaround...

But still curious as to where you would mount. And do you have a link to the unit you are speaking of?

Oh, and the line fittings, those are fairly universal aren't they? The push in with the clips.

Something like this? https://www.amazon.com/Derale-13960-Hype...B004XONSBC
The cooler I speak of is here

https://www.carid.com/derale-performance...76437.html

Not sure where I would mount it though.

Same thing as that Amazon link but cheaper lol.
B&M supercooler is a good option too. They work well...I'm working on piecing one together for mine with JIC fittings and a remote oil filter and thermostat.
Question, I have the cooler out, HOW THE HELL DO YOU REMOVE THE LINES? LOL!

I called the dealer and they said they just pull apart? Well, HOW? Is there a certain way to do this? Push in and turn? Pull and turn? I'm at a loss. HELP! I need to get back to work.

I pulled the rubber back on the line, and there looks to be a wire wrapped around the Hose Fitting. Not a clip, just a solid wire. Line disconnect tool looks to be needed...
It looks like you pull back on that sleeve, push the hose in slightly, then pull it back and off.
(10-16-2017 )Waterloo Wrote: [ -> ]Question, I have the cooler out, HOW THE HELL DO YOU REMOVE THE LINES? LOL!

I called the dealer and they said they just pull apart? Well, HOW? Is there a certain way to do this? Push in and turn? Pull and turn? I'm at a loss. HELP! I need to get back to work.

like this...


Thank YOU RAWZE! Came right apart!
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