Adding a aftermarket transmission cooler

Turdworlder

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Will our jeeps 32rh feel good if i add non jeep specified transmission oil cooler. Lets say from mercedes or japanese cars? I dont want to wait 1 month shipping from us. Its my daily driver still. When startup and highway drives tranny feels good. But with our +30+40c temps and huge traffic, constant uphills jeep behaves strangely, doesnt want to upshift. Especially when traffic jam is uphill. Can interbrand tranny cooler thing be done? I want to add manually controlled electric fan to that tranny cooler also.
 
I have to add this problem didnt appear in colder days and winter. Only started this summer. Dont want to drive a manual in a city
 
Yes. I know north american market has alot of tuning but i am not from us. I cant resend the item back if its faulty from factory. Already had bitter experience with tps mopar. It had different connector, so i just bought one from local jeep salvage seller, used. We repair mb sprinters and have alot of beaten used coolers from them. I just dont know what type of rubber hoses to use. Is it special atf withstand rubber?
 
Yes. I know north american market has alot of tuning but i am not from us. I cant resend the item back if its faulty from factory. Already had bitter experience with tps mopar. It had different connector, so i just bought one from local jeep salvage seller, used. We repair mb sprinters and have alot of beaten used coolers from them. I just dont know what type of rubber hoses to use. Is it special atf withstand rubber?
any oil cooler will work, how efficient it works is key to your end result.
hose should be oil resistant and have a sufficient temp rating.

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