OEM Scion iM Transmission Oil Cooler

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Scion iM Transmission Oil Cooler reduces temperatures of automatic transmission fluids to ensure gears are not damaged and that all the shifts are sharp when driving on a daily basis. The iM Transmission Oil Cooler is mounted in front of the radiator with its finned core dissipating heat as special lines circulate the fluid to maintain constant viscosity when the traffic jam is sluggish or the mountain road is climbing. The stable temperature also allows the compact Scion to match 137 horsepower 1.8 liter engine with a slick six speed manual or optional CVT without a fade or hesitation, multi link rear suspension that flattens potholes, 17 inch alloy wheels that increase grip, and a sporty grille that draws attention, with the inside being enhanced by a seven inch touchscreen and Bluetooth that makes trips fun and connected. Scion iM legacy is maintained and therefore the quality of building is high and the value is worthwhile thus Scion consumers can rest assured about their durability during their tenure. During summer, when thermometers are climbing, the Transmission Oil Cooler is in action with the primary cooling circuit to protect against oil thinning, maintaining fuel economy and spirited response that iM drivers adore. A Transmission Oil Cooler is also properly serviced, which mitigates the need to pay for expensive transmission repairs due to thermal breakdown. Installation, parking, disconnection of battery, mounting of cooler in front of radiator, connection of return hoses, filling fluid, running the engine, checking leaks.