Best 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe Power Steering Coolers

2009 Honda Odyssey 1. High quality Good Year hose and decent real hose clamps 2. I'm not a fan of "through the condensor-rad zap straps"; I made up aluminum brackets and mounted the tranny cooler and power steering cooler with 1/4" bolts (nylock nuts) to the bumper so it was about 1/2" from condensor. 3. Hose size matched Honda factory size perfectly. Hoses were a tight fit, so I used pliers to rotate oiled hose back and forth over the nipple while I pushed very hard. 4. power steering cooler: NO mounts so I used 3 insulated wire clamps clamped over the tubing to mount it to an aluminum U-shaped-bracket. I cut the pwr steering factory line, flared the end and used the factory hose with a formed 90° bend into the top of the pwr strg cooler. I later (not in pic) used more aluminum to move pwr strg cooler back closer to condensor. The plastic end caps you mounted on the power steering cooler seemed flimsy and loose. I am confident I will have a reliable journey through Yosemite, Death Valley and Tahoe over the next 2 weeks. Thank you.

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this is exactly what I needed and works extremely well

So far so good. Just installed the cooler a couple days ago getting ready for a move trailing a full load for 1000mi. Install guide and descriptions are very generic and therefore require a bit forethought and pre-work. Will see how the product will hold up in the long run. Shipping and transactions with etrailer have been excellent once again.

So far so good. Installed on a 2011 Honda Odyssey. Primary challenge was using the exsisting hard line/ flex line points on the OEM system. Best bet is to remove the passenger headlight assy. My install looked great, then the light wouldn't fit back in. On second try I used more line to allow the bulk to loop further into the van's body and not behind the light. Works like a champ. If I were to do it again, I would likely use a tube cutting kit and plumb this inline with the factory hard line instead of trying to reach the OEM connection points.