Derale 2-Pass Tube-Fin Power Steering Cooler - 12-5/8" Wide
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Derale 2-Pass Tube-Fin Power Steering Cooler - 12-5/8" Wide
Item # D13200
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Derale Power Steering Coolers - D13200
- With 11/32 Hose Barb Inlets
- Dual-Pass
- 12-5/8W x 2-1/2T x 3/4D Inch
- Cooler and Install Kit
- Derale
12-5/8" Wide x 2-1/2" tall x 3/4" deep, dual-pass, tube-fin heat exchanger improves the longevity and overall functioning of your vehicle's power steering system. High quality copper tubing with aluminum fins.
Features:
- Cuts back on heat-related pump failures
- Extends the life of both pump and seal
- Designed with copper tubing expanded into aluminum fins for maximum heat transfer
- Copper is the best material for conducting the heat out of the fluid while aluminum is ideal for transferring and dissipating that heat
- Provides protection during installation with extruded plastic fin guards
- Includes rubber hose with stainless steel clamps and all necessary mounting hardware
- Made in USA
Specs:
- Inlets: 11/32" hose barb
- Overall dimensions: 12-5/8" wide x 2-1/2" tall x 3/4" deep
- Core length: 10"
- Distance between inlets: 1-1/4"
- 1-Year warranty
Perhaps the simplest type of heat exchanger, the tube-fin effectively cools a variety of automotive systems. The concept is simple: Fluid cools as it travels through the core by transferring heat out to the fins. The fins then provide the surface area necessary for sufficient heat exchange to take place, allowing the heat pulled from the fluid to dissipate into the surrounding air. Quick, easy and effective.
13200 Derale Tube-Fin Power Steering Heat Exchanger
Hayden Automotive # 1009
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Customer Reviews
Derale 2-Pass Tube-Fin Power Steering Cooler - 12-5/8" Wide - D13200
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (11 Customer Reviews)
12-5/8" Wide x 2-1/2" tall x 3/4" deep, dual-pass, tube-fin heat exchanger improves the longevity and overall functioning of your vehicle's power steering system. High quality copper tubing with aluminum fins.by: Georg H.05/23/2013
So far so good. Just installed the cooler a couple days ago getting ready for a move trailing a full load for 1000mi.
Install guide and descriptions are very generic and therefore require a bit forethought and pre-work.
Will see how the product will hold up in the long run.
Shipping and transactions with etrailer have been excellent once again.
by: Donell07/26/2021
So far so good. Installed on a 2011 Honda Odyssey. Primary challenge was using the exsisting hard line/ flex line points on the OEM system. Best bet is to remove the passenger headlight assy.
My install looked great, then the light wouldn't fit back in. On second try I used more line to allow the bulk to loop further into the van's body and not behind the light. Works like a champ.
If I were to do it again, I would likely use a tube cutting kit and plumb this inline with the factory hard line instead of trying to reach the OEM connection points.
by: Adam S.06/17/2016
Transmission Cooler was as advertised and the how-to video made for an easy install on our 2006 Honda Pilot. Highly recommend etrailer.com for all your towing needs!
by: Scott04/27/2018
Everything you need is in the box, good product quality (paint and material finish condition), easy to install.
With only two mounting points, this cooler rocked a bit and could potentially touch the radiator fins on my vehicle. I used some additional foam along the top and bottom edges to ensure it was securely mounted and to avoid hard contact with the radiator.
by: John06/15/2018
It fit well, works as advertised and the price was competitive.
by: Dave 08/18/2012
Good easy install
Anonymous
6/4/2014
how do i install it
Rachael H.
6/10/2014
Before installing you will need to determine the best location on your vehicle to install this power steering cooler. The optimal location is between the vehicle grille and the AC condenser core. You will then need to identify the low pressure side of the power steering pump, and install the cooler in-line. After you have installed the power steering pump you will need to top of with additional fluid, and start the vehicle and rotate the steering wheel several times (while in park) to bleed the system and distribute the fluid, and add fluid as needed. The full installation instructions are linked on the right hand side of the product page for your reference. We have not had the opportunity to do an installation video of a power steering cooler.
by: Ronald05/01/2020
received in a timely matter and was good quality
by: Jim F08/01/2014
Product arrived two days after ordering and was as described in online catalog.
by: Caleb01/19/2024
by: J. North Carolina12/03/2011
Great site and a great price. Arrived in a hurry. Would buy from them again!
by: harvey07/19/2012
just installed quality for the buck
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Georg H.
6/3/2014
The product has been working fine and just as expected. Have not had any issues since the big haul last year.Definitely recommend this product for anyone in need of.