2005 LJ automatic ( 42rle)
I’d like to install an auxiliary cooler and temperature gauge
Any advices or how to ?
Thanks ,
Dan
I’d like to install an auxiliary cooler and temperature gauge
Any advices or how to ?
Thanks ,
Dan
I wont install the sensor in the pan
The most effective way is on the exit cooler line going to the rad
I wont install the sensor in the pan
The most effective way is on the exit cooler line going to the rad
X2.It is not right way of measuring the temperature. This will tell you temperatures that are way higher that how the transmission temperature is defined. Also, the output fluid temperature fluctuates a lot, especially during the acceleration
The transmission itself does not measure that way. The transmission temperature sensor is located inside the range selector column inside the valve body. It correlates very well with with the pan temperature, unless you are driving really fast in the cold weather.
Good decision, the ATF temperature is best measured from inside the pan.Ok then
Ill probably install a drain plug and install the temp sensor in it
From the moment that I installed the Derale electric cooler, my transmission never visited above 185F. Like never.
Derale electric cooler comes with 7 inch electric fan, the moment it kicks in, it immediately drops the temperature to ~180F area.
Reason why electric is better, is because it does not impact the airflow to the radiator, and works perfectly fine in very low speeds, like when you crawl.