Custom Fit
Items
For Your
2007 Toyota
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Choose from the following selection of transmission coolers that are rated for use in your vehicle.
If you have any questions you can contact our customer service department.
The key to automatic transmission life is keeping the transmission fluid fresh, clean and cool. When fluid temperature exceeds the optimum operating range of 160 to 200 degrees, it begins to burn, decreasing the life of the fluid and in turn the life of the seals, bearings and all moving parts. Installation of a cooler will extend the life of the transmission and help prevent costly repairs.
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Choosing the Right Transmission
Cooler |
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Select the correct
transmission cooler by determining where there is enough space to mount it.
The diagram on the left numbers the best three positions to mount the
transmission cooler in order. Transmission coolers are more efficient
when they receive maximum air flow. At Position 1, the transmission cooler
is 100% efficient. Position 2, between the air conditioning condenser
and radiator, is 75% efficient while Position 3, between the radiator and
fan, is only 60% efficient. If positions 2 or 3 are used, a
larger transmission cooler will be needed to compensate for the loss of
cooling power. If this is the case, choose a transmission cooler that
is one or two sizes larger.
Tech Tips: Transmission fluid can not be over
cooled, but it is critical in extreme cold conditions to allow the vehicle
to warm up before driving.
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For The Toyota 4Runner V6 4.0 Liter, 4WD Only |
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41010
Light Duty
Tube and Fin Cooler |
41011
Medium Duty
Tube and Fin Cooler |
41020
Class II
High Performance Cooler |
41310
Class III
High Performance Cooler |
41311
Class III +
High Performance Cooler |
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For The Toyota 4Runner V8, 4.7 Liter, 4WD Only |
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41010
Light Duty
Tube and Fin Cooler |
41011
Medium Duty
Tube and Fin Cooler |
41019
Class I
High Performance Cooler |
41020
Class II
High Performance Cooler |
41310
Class III
High Performance Cooler |
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