OEM Toyota Crown Transmission Oil Cooler

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The Toyota Crown Transmission Oil Cooler is a small heat exchanger that maintains the eight speed automatic buzzing when driving spirited. The Toyota flagship sedan, the Crown, indulges drivers with a powerful 2.4 liter turbo or sophisticated 3.5 liter hybrid, sharp shifts, rear or all wheel traction, and a suspension that is tuned to both comfort and cornering, making highway cruising effortless and urban traffic relaxing. The Toyota promise of everyday luxury is seen in large interior, high-level safety packages and in-car infotainment that is responsive, round-the-clock. Authentic components make the sedan have this smooth nature over a number of years. The Transmission Oil Cooler is sitting in front of the radiator and directs the hot fluid through small pipes in which the engine coolant absorbs the excess heat, which is then expelled to the air by the radiator. The Transmission Oil Cooler prevents the thinning, oxidation and glaze of clutches by keeping the fluid in its optimal temperature range to ensure longer life of the gearbox during mountain climbing or when towing a trailer. The committed design is similar to factory coolant paths, thus the Crown has an assuring temperature regulation without massive units. The steps involved in installing a Toyota Crown Transmission Oil Cooler are very simple, parking, disconnection of battery, mount in front of the radiator, connecting return lines, clamping, top fluid, starting, checking leakages, testing.