Oil Coolers & Fluid Coolers
Proper oil and fluid temperature for your vehicle's engine, transmission, and power steering systems is critical for proper operation and long life, especially in heavy-duty and racing applications. As temperatures rise, fluids break down, and parts that rely on the fluids begin to degrade, causing damage and poor performance. Engine oil coolers and transmission oil coolers help lower temperature, improve performance, and lengthen part life. JEGS offers engine oil coolers and power steering and transmission coolers from high-quality vendors such as Derale, B&M, Mishimoto, Flex-A-Lite, JEGS, and more. Browse our full line of oil and fluid coolers that will keep your engine oil, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid at the optimum temperature.
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DORMAN PRODUCTS
Engine Oil Cooler Lines for 2008-2019 Chevrolet Express 2500, 3500, 4500; GMC Savana 2500, 3500, 4500
Part Number: 326-625-522

DORMAN PRODUCTS
Engine Oil Cooler Lines for 2008-2019 Chevrolet Express 2500, 3500, 4500; GMC Savana 2500, 3500, 4500
Part Number: 326-625-522

HAWKS MOTORSPORTS
CBW-013 Oil Pan/Oil Cooler Block Off Plate w/1/4 in. NPT Port, GM LS, Billet Aluminum
Part Number: 199-CBW-013

HAWKS MOTORSPORTS
CBW-013 Oil Pan/Oil Cooler Block Off Plate w/1/4 in. NPT Port, GM LS, Billet Aluminum
Part Number: 199-CBW-013
Do You Really Need a Transmission Cooler?
Yes, a transmission cooler is a valuable addition to your vehicle, especially if you tow heavy loads, drive in hot climates, or engage in any activity that puts extra strain on your transmission. A transmission cooler helps maintain the optimal temperature of your transmission fluid, preventing it from overheating. Overheating transmission fluid can lead to premature wear and damage to your transmission. So, while it may not be a necessity for all vehicles, it's a worthwhile investment to extend the life of your transmission.
Will a Transmission Cooler Make the Transmission Last Longer?
Yes, installing a transmission cooler can indeed help extend the lifespan of your transmission. By keeping the transmission fluid at the right temperature, a cooler reduces the risk of overheating, which is one of the leading causes of transmission failure. When the transmission operates within the correct temperature range, it experiences less wear and tear, leading to improved longevity and performance.
How Much Does a Transmission Fluid Cooler Cost?
The cost of a transmission fluid cooler can vary depending on factors such as size, design, and brand. On average, you can expect to pay between $30 and $150 or more for a transmission cooler kit. The price may also vary based on whether you choose a standalone cooler or one that comes with additional components. Keep in mind that while there is an initial cost, the potential savings from avoiding transmission repairs or replacements make it a cost-effective investment.











































