Generally the priority for cooling fluids in a tow vehicle is engine oil first, followed by transmission fluid, and then power steering fluid, if desired. Coolers like the Derale # D13504 are not fluid-specific; this cooler can be used for engine oil or transmission fluid. Coolers are also not vehicle-specific; you can use the largest cooler that will fit the space available for mounting one.
Since you are planning to use a deep-pan tranny cooler I suggest you consider adding an engine... view full answer...
I took a look at the owner's manual of the 2005 Honda Odyssey, and while they recommend the use of Honda parts and fluids, it isn't a hard and fast rule. You will be just fine using the Derale Remote Transmission Filter Kit # D13090 with your Odyssey. view full answer...
The Derale Combination Transmission/Engine Oil Cooler Core, part # D13302, offers the convenience of being able to cool two engine fluids within one single housing. The protocol for cooling engine fluids is generally to cool the engine oil as a first priority, followed by the transmission fluid, and then the power steering fluid.
Coolers are not vehicle-specific, meaning that you can use the largest one that will fit in the space available in front of your air-conditioning system condenser.... view full answer...
So long as you have 2" of space beneath your factory transmission pan then yes, the Derale Transmission Pan Cooler part # D14204 will fit your 1994 GMC Suburban K1500 with the 4L60 transmission. In regards to the transmission fluid filter, you can use the OEM style that is for your transmission but Derale does not offer transmission fluid filters. The note for using a smaller transmission fluid filter only applies to models after 1996.
Please note we have a temperature sensor this pan... view full answer...
The Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler, item # D15902, system is a great choice for your 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan, especially if you are using your vehicle for towing. You will need to be sure there is room in front of the air conditioning condenser or radiator for the cooler to install. The dimensions of the cooler itself are 17 inches wide x 12-1/2 inches tall x 3/4 inches deep.
The system installs inline with the transmission fluid and engine oil return on the vehicle... view full answer...
The Engine Oil Filter Relocation Kit, # D15749, that you have referenced should fit your 2005 Ford F-150. The specs for the engine threads and o-ring diameters are listed on the product page and this kit covers all of the most popular sizes. The filter that will fit will have to have 3/4-16 threads. You can use Fram PH8A or equivalent filters.
This is a flow-through device. This means the oil pump pushes the fluid through it and will only pump oil through it if the truck is running.
You... view full answer...
The filter thread size where the oil filter installs on the motor on your 1998 Chevy C1500 5.0 liter is 13/16-16 so # D15902 would fit your truck. I have included a link to a video showing an example installation. The size of this cooler will work just fine with the size trailer you plan to tow. view full answer...
The Derale Dual Mount Oil Filter Relocation Kit, # D15749, which you referenced, will work with your 1971 Small Block Chevy Motor. This kit comes with multiple thread sizes and is designed to work with all of the most popular sizes.
The specs for the engine threads and o-ring diameters are listed on the product page and this kit covers all of the most popular sizes. The filter that will fit will have to have 3/4-16 threads. You can use Fram PH8A or equivalent filters.
This is a flow-through... view full answer...
Engine oil and transmission fluid coolers such as the Derale Atomic-Cool Remote Fan-Powered Oil Cooler # D15450 are not vehicle-specific. They can be installed on just about any vehicle that has a suitable mounting point.
Since this is a remote cooler that does NOT depend on passive air flow from the vehicle's motion it will cool your oil at any speed and you can put it pretty much anywhere you want to.
The kit is intended to fit all vehicles with engine block oil filter landings ranging... view full answer...
The USA-made Derale Remote Transmission Filter Kit # D13091 is a universal product that fits all automatic transmissions so it will work fine in your 1999 Ford Ranger 4.0 XLT with automatic transmission. The kit includes all components and hardware to complete the installation. For a replacement filter use part # D13092.
You will probably need to add a moderate amount of additional transmission fluid to offset the amount that will be inside the lines and filter. view full answer...
I have a transmission cooler solution for your 2015 Chevy Traverse that will help with your extra piece of mind.
Our most popular cooler for your vehicle is Derale's # D13503, this is a plate and fin style cooler.
Depending on the amount of spacing you will have with your engine you could mount this in three places, I like to think of them good (C), better (B), and best (A). I've attached a diagram for you to look at. The position that is the best is closest to the grill in front of... view full answer...
According to Derale, the # D14207 will be compatible with the 4L80E transmission on your 2009 Chevrolet Express Van if you have 2-1/2 inches of clearance under your existing pan without hitting the cross member to accommodate the greater depth of the Derale pan. The Deep Pan Filter Adapter, # D14010, is only required with the Derale transmission pan cooler for Dodge applications and would not be needed with the # D14207 cooler for your van.
With your pan cooler, I would recommend using... view full answer...
Yes, you can use Derale Oil Cooler kit # D15602 in your FJ Cruiser.
A supplementary oil cooler like the Derale # D15602 is a great way to keep your engine oil temperature in the ideal 180 to 200-degree Fahrenheit range. This Class III cooler kit includes a sandwich adapter and a range of sleeve nuts to ensure a proper match to the threads on your oil filter landing (where your oil filter currently mounts).
The best place to mount the cooler core is in front of your AC condenser where... view full answer...
Thanks for asking about a Power Steering Cooler and Engine Oil cooler for your 2007 Toyota 4Runner SR5 V6.
Adding two more coolers is not going to present a cooling issue for your engine/radiator. The coolers allow air to flow through them and will not transfer enough heat to the air going through them to effect the cooling performance of the vehicle's radiator.
Your engine oil filter has 3/4-16 threads. So you can determine the correct threads to use from the recommended kits below,... view full answer...
Sure thing, we can get your 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 set up with an engine oil cooler, and I recommend going with a stacked plate cooler from Derale:
- Derale Stacked-Plate Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Sandwich Adapter (Multiple Threads) # D15602
The # D15602 will give you the best possible cooling as a stacked plate design, which means it has the most overall surface area, giving the fluid the most time to be cooled. It does come with the sandwich adapter that will fit your Ram's engine filter... view full answer...
I have exactly what you will need to keep both the engine oil and transmission fluid cool in your 2013 Chevrolet Express Van 3500 but a remote cooler will not be necessary. Instead, I recommend using the Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler part # D15902. As long as you have at least 17" wide x 12-1/2" tall x 3/4" deep of space to mount the cooler behind your grille and in front of your radiator/condenser then it will work well for you. You can expect a drop in engine oil... view full answer...
The majority of our transmission coolers are supplemental, meaning they are designed to aid the radiator in cooling the vehicle's transmission fluid. However, I do have a few standalone options that should work just fine to cool your classic mustang's transmission. As a general rule of thumb, you will want to use the largest cooler in the provided space you have available. For a non-remote mounted transmission cooler, the best place to place the cooler is in front of your radiator behind... view full answer...
Your 2013 Toyota Highlander with the 3.5L v6 engine uses a cartridge style oil filter which means the Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit part # D15405 will not work for you. With that being said, it is unlikely that you would need an oil cooler if you are within the towing capacity. In most newer vehicles, installing an engine oil cooler can have a negative impact as they actually cause a decrease in oil pressure. The decreased oil pressure is not drastic but does have more of an affect... view full answer...
In order to install a transmission cooler such as the Derale Series 8000 Plate-Fin Transmission Cooler Kit w/Barb Inlets part # D13504 on your 2013 Chevrolet Silverado without altering the factory transmission lines you would need to use one of the Derale Snap-In Radiator Adapter Fitting for GM part # D13035. The adapter will need to be installed on the transmission fluid return line on the radiator.
The 11/32" transmission lines included in the above kit would be correct for your truck.... view full answer...
A stacked cooler and fan combo will be the most effective way to cool either the transmission fluid or the engine oil in your 2005 Infiniti FX35. The Derale Hyper-Cool Remote Cooler Assembly w/ Fan part # D15865 will be an excellent stacked cooler for you. This cooler can be used to cool both engine oil and transmission fluid though you will need one for each.
The stacked fan attached to this cooler has a 500 CFM capability which will provide you with superior cooling power regardless... view full answer...
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