How Many Derale Snap-In Radiator Adapter Fitting for GM, # D13035 are Needed on a 2010 GMC Canyon

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How may of these adapters are required to mount connect the trans cooler on 2010 gmc canyon 4wd 3.7L I5? Does one package include all necessary connectors or do i need to order multiple connectors. If multiple, how many?

asked by: Brian

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To install a Derale transmission cooler on your 2010 GMC Canyon you will need one of the Derale Snap-In Radiator Adapter Fitting for GM, # D13035. This will snap into the factory transmission coolers output fitting to allow you to run the coolant line from it without having to cut or flare the original fitting on the factory cooler.

When installing a transmission cooler on your vehicle you will want to measure the area in front of your radiator to find out what size cooler will fit.

I am sending a link to a page of the transmission coolers that are recommended for the 3.7L engine size on your 2010 GMC Canyon. Also, I am sending a link to a FAQ page that will have general information on transmission coolers.

expert reply by: Jeff D

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Answer 1

I have the perfect transmission cooler option for you. Generally speaking, the best transmission cooler to use would be the largest one you have available space for. The best place to install a transmission cooler is in front of the…

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Answer 2

A stacked-plate cooler has the same design as a plate-fin, but it uses high-flow turbulators which makes it more efficient. Stacked-plate is typically for heavy-duty towing, and I don't think you need a combination cooler either. In your case, I…

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Answer 3

Yes, you can also install the Derale Series 8000 Plate-Fin Transmission Cooler #D13503 on your 2018 Chevrolet Colorado with the 2.8L Duramax engine. This cooler is a great addition to most vehicles that are towing, especially in the hotter climates…

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Answer 4

The best transmission cooler for your 2016 Chevy Colorado with a 2.8L diesel engine is the Derale Series 8000 Plate-Fin Transmission Cooler #D13503. This is the best transmission cooler because of how efficient it is; this is a plate-and-fin cooler,…

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Answer 5

The Derale #D13035 you'd looked at is the fitting you'll need to install a transmission cooler like #D12903 on your 2003 Chevy Silverado 1500. The #D13035 will allow you to install a transmission cooler without cutting the existing…

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Answer 6

The original transmission cooler line is held in by an E clip. Once you locate the E clip at the radiator housing you will need to push in on the transmission cooler return line, and use a awl or small screwdriver to pry the E clip off of the line.…

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Answer 7

I went out to the warehouse and pulled a Derale Snap-In Radiator Adapter Fitting, #D13035, to take some measurements for you. The overall length is 2 inches. The larger flare is approximately 0.48 inches in diameter and the smaller flange is 0.43…

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Answer 8

The Derale cooler part #D13503 is a great choice for your 1997 Chevy K1500. You would only need one of the part #D13018 fitting adapter as it comes with two sides. One to use on the radiator to get the line to the transmission cooler and then the…

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Answer 9

The hose from the aftermarket cooler would simply slip over the flare on the end of the line that was removed from the radiator. There will be enough play in the line so that it can be moved back from the radiator. Make sure you slip the hose onto…

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Answer 10

On your radiator the top port on the radiator is the inlet and the bottom is outlet. Here's a fool proof way to check and be sure though. In order to tell which transmission fluid line is the return line leaving the factory cooler of a vehicle…

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Answer 11

The item you selected, Derale Radiator Adapter Fitting, part #D13018, is the adapter fitting needed for a transmission cooler for your 1999 GMC Yukon. Part #D13018 comes with a quantity of 2 which you will need to install a transmission cooler on…

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Answer 12

One of my co-workers here happens to have a 2001 Ford Ranger with 4.0 Liter engine and automatic transmission, so I went out and checked under the hood. The transmission lines are located at the drivers side radiator tank, see photo, and run down,…

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