simple question/not debate here

does anyone run a fan on their trans cooler.

if so where do you have it mounted?

thanks team "Rat Dart"

Q: How hot is too hot for automatic transmission fluid?
A: In stock applications, a transmission operating at 150° to 175°, offering a service life of 100000 miles, has its range cut in half when the temperature increases to 195° to 200° At 295° service life falls to only 1500 miles! In specific terms, varnishes form at 240°, seals and sealing rings begin to harden at 260° and friction plate slippage is unavoidable by 295° At 350°all seals and clutches totally burn out and conventional fluid solidifies to form carbon. Synthetic fluids offer higher heat resistance to thermal breakdown, but no better protection against failure of the internal components at the stated temperature levels.

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