OEM Toyota Yaris iA Transmission Oil Cooler

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Toyota Yaris iA Transmission Oil Cooler ensures that the enthusiastic subcompact is kept cool on each outing. With nimble handling, a light chassis, and a 1.5 liter engine that pairs with a slick six speed gearbox, the Toyota Yaris iA is quick on its feet and can do up to 39 mpg, making city commutes and weekend trips both easy. The tight turning radius, standard stability control, and advanced low speed collision warning features are loved by drivers to build confidence, and the real Toyota build quality is sure to bring years of fun trouble free. Within, clever cabin design provides the Yaris iA with unexpected amounts of rear legroom and up-to-date technology without the extra weight. Not less impressive, the Transmission Oil Cooler is positioned between the return line and the radiator, forcing hot automatic fluid through slim openings where passing air and engine coolant withdraw the excess heat, protecting viscosity, leveling shifts, and avoiding the expensive wear in situations when traffic, hills, or summer heat have increased the stress. The Transmission Oil Cooler is designed to meet the standards of Toyota, which helps to prevent corrosion and installs without obstructing the flow of air, so the Yaris iA enjoys a stable temperature mile after mile. To fit the Transmission Oil Cooler, park safely, disconnect the battery, mount the cooler in front of the radiator, route and clamp hoses, refill fluid, then start the engine and check for leaks.