PPE Power 124064100 Transmission Cooler Bar and Plate - 2015-2019 GM Gas Engine with 6L90
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PPE Power 124064100 Features:
Excessive heat prematurely damages transmission components. The 6L90 transmission in the 2015-2019 Silverado/Sierra HD is prone to overheating due to flaws in the factory cooler design. With its air-blocking plastic mount and inadequate size, the factory cooler fails to maintain optimal transmission fluid temperatures.
Enter the PPE Performance Transmission Cooler: boasting a substantially larger frontal area for improved airflow, and a monstrous 3.3 times larger cooling core. This translates to a remarkable 350 percent increase in cooling capacity, resulting in a reduction of transmission fluid temperature by over 40 degrees F. Its robust extruded aluminum bar and plate construction ensure durability under all conditions.
Installation of the PPE Transmission Cooler is a breeze with its bolt-on design. All mounting hardware and brackets are included.
Features:
- Double the frontal area compared to the stock cooler
- 3.3 times larger core volume
- 40 degrees F transmission fluid temperature drop
- All-aluminum bar and plate construction
- Robust extruded-aluminum end tanks
- Comes with new transmission line fittings and mounting hardware
- Limited lifetime warranty
Specifications:
Will this trans cooler work on 2015 gmc savana van 6.0l with 6l90 trans?
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