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Transmission cooler and gauge

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by Beuna Vista, Apr 10, 2025.

  1. Apr 10, 2025 at 10:21 PM
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    Pulling a 16' camper with my 2014 Tacoma. I concern myself with the temperature of my transmission fluid. I've researched a transmission cooler that has my interest I hope to get some feedback on. Derale Hyper-Cool Remote Transmission Cooler Kit w/ Fan, -6 AN Inlets - Class V Derale Transmission Coolers D13960 Do I install and replace my factory cooler or add it with?

    Temperature gauge that's plug and play if possible. I found the Scangauge 2, read that the transmission temp is not available for all models. Has anyone tested it on a 2014?
     
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    My 13 5 lug provides both trans temps (pan and converter) via SCII, so I'm sure your 14 does

    You can just check the SC site and they'll show all PIDs available.
     
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    My bit of unsolicited advice, dont tow in Over Drive (OD).
     
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    You are in the 1st gen forum if you didn’t realize that.

    I have a derale cooler (no fans) plumbed in line with the existing one inside the radiator. I also added a separate in-line fluid filter from derale. I installed those parts about 8-9 years ago. They have been great, and I’d do it again.

    Agreed, stay out of overdrive unless you’re incredibly flat or on a slight descent. Even then, I’d be careful if you don’t have realtime data coming back on trans temps. Might as well watch real time data for coolant too.
    Maybe add a ScanGauge2 to your shopping list.

    Welcome to TW
     
    MalinoisDad, Apr 11, 2025
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