Toyota Hilux and Fortuna Transmission Oil Cooler Install

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Greg from Wholesale Automatics demonstrates how to install a Transmission Oil Cooler into a Toyota Hilux. This tutorial also applies to the Fortuner.
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7 апр 2022

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Комментарии : 13

@jonodragicevich1286 2 года назад

Love you guys, It was awesome seeing you on 4WD 24/7 but this is totally golden. Commenting for engagement, but I hope you guys do really well.

@richardwalsh5570 Год назад

How does it fit with a Redarc BCDC installed on a Redarc bracket behind the grill where they prefer? Pity the Cooler wasnt on the right hand side.

@CrazyCranker Год назад

Do you have one for a 2015 Hiace? The transmission is AC60F. I use the Van as a camper van and tow a light kayak trailer and usually have a lot of camping gear. There are a lot hills here in Japan so I think adding a cooler would help it?

@davidbaker5185 Год назад

Every auto car I have owned and fitted a trans cooler to, I have always bypassed the OEM system in the radiator (especially Fords). Any reason why I couldn't do it with these modern autos?

2 года назад

Most places I read say the tramsission cooler in and out should be to the side or upwards to avoid cavitation. In this video you installed it with both inlet and outlet facing down. Is there any difference? Can I actually install it with the inlet and outlet facing down?

@WholesaleAutomatics 2 года назад

Can be mounted in any direction as it is a pressurised flow that will pump any air pockets out in just a few seconds.

@perpelle 2 года назад

Does Toyota change the trans fluid in some service or is it "sealed for life"?

@WholesaleAutomatics 2 года назад

No, Toyota are very reluctant to do any automatic transmission servicing and NO automatic is a sealed unit. It is a very misleading and completely false terminology. You should service your transmission once every 2 years or 40,000Km's.

@chasp_0784 2 года назад

I couldn’t speak for what they do in Australia but in New Zealand it’s oil change only at 90k, definitely below par but better than nothing. Also 15k one year on the engine oil unlike the backwards 6 months carry on here in oz