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Hi I recently milkshaked my zf auto in my BF mk2 xr6t and Im going to go external trans cooler on my new zf but I've been told it can make the zf shift bad? Which is a good trans cooler to get? Don't want to spend the price of the pwr trans cooler what other options is their? Thanks in advance

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:Welcome2FordXR6t:

I suspect that there aren't many replies yet cause this has been asked a few times.

Most people would advise to use the search function at the top right, as it should answer your questions if you do a search.

Here is a thread that discussed the PWR cooler.

http://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/topic/91331-pwr-intercooler/#entry1573146

I hope you stick around to go on a cruise and create a thread about your ride.

Enjoy your stay and please don't do a runner.

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Hope that post doesn't derale the thread

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Ba dom tish

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Pwr replacement is the better option. If you're super worried about heat, throw a second cooler at it but seriously, more trouble than it's worth. Stick with the replacement option

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There was a time that I would have agree'd with that statement. This is not that time.

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Ralph, have you fit this to cool your trans or engine oil?, I thought you were running a PWR trans cooler?

Only ask as I am close to changing my trans heat exchanger (BF2 like the OP) and wonder if this would be a more cost effective option to the pwr and how would you trigger the fan..

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Recently fitted one after my PWR cooler took a dump.

( I have a brand new replacement if anybody wants it)

The Derale 15850 has a Thermoswitch and adaptor to trigger fans on/off. I've since found an issue with the car that accounts for the cooler failure but had aleardy bought/installed the Derale in the time it took PWR to examine/respond hence the spare unit.

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Looks like a nice piece of gear, where did you buy it from?, and any reason for not fitting it in the 'normal' pwr location?

Oh , and of course, care to enlighten us on the issue with the car you spoke of ?

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