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I honestly going to such a massive and expensive cooler was desirable . A lot of people want to save money.

 

I'll see what I can find for pics and put one together

 

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Loaded up ready for my weekend ill be Mia for 4 days hope to see some of you out in silver lake

 

Oh made this too

 

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Some Mountain Dew and a Home Depot run helped me cinch up the plastic lower bumper to the upper steel one. The grille is back on and so far driving today temps got to around the 160-170 mark. If I kicked on the A/C which turns both fans on high, the trans temps drop to around 150 or below

 

You can see where it was sagging

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Include the e-fan switch over. That will be the most popular

I'm sure an e fan write up would be great Chris. I would definitely read one for the cooler too. May even do it depending on what my temps look like.

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I did my cooler the expensive way. I had all new -6 teflon lines ran everywhere

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Didnt do anything to the truck today due to falling in the shower tub and fracturing 2 ribs. Chris thanks for getting the cooler out to me. I will install next week. Be good if you did the write up were all asking for!

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My write up wouldnt apply to you bruce lol

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I'll have to find the adapter parts so it can be done without cutting. And Brice these would help you out of I find them

 

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I'll have to find the adapter parts so it can be done without cutting. And Brice these would help you out of I find them

 

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any input to my install is appreciated!

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There's surprise packaging too

 

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Apparently mine was used to pull out a Cummins yesterday, wish I had pics. I had the shop do a coolant flush, change the thermostat, and change tranny filter to get ready for summer.

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Apparently mine was used to pull out a Cummins yesterday, wish I had pics. I had the shop do a coolant flush, change the thermostat, and change tranny filter to get ready for summer.

You weren't driving I take it?

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Nope I was running something and there goes my pickup, haha. The Dodge got stuck in a ditch.

 

Last time my boss CBed me and told me it got a chisel dragged across it (joke), now this, jeeze.

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