Derale 16 Pass Electra Cool Remote Transmission Cooler Kit 6an Inlets Derale performance, los angeles, ca 800.421.6288 derale in line thermostat switch wiring (see diagram # )4 specifications electric fan rating: 4.8 amps thermostat switch:maximum of 15 continuous amps 1. using the supplied #10 blue ring terminal, attach the negative ( ) wire on the electric fan to a good chassis ground ( ). 2. There are two options for installing the in line thermostat. 1. cooler inlet installation (see diagram #1) the in line thermostat fitting is provided with a 8an male and female threads. attach the in line thermostat fitting onto the inlet fitting on the oil cooler. install thermostat switch into the adapter fitting, we recommend using a small.
Derale 17 Row Serise 9000 Trans Cooler Crt Transmission cooler part # 12901 12907 dyno cool by derale, los angeles, ca 800.421.6288 derale (continues on page 2) the transmission cooler can be mounted in multiple locations on your vehicle. reference diagram # 2 for possible cooler positions. #1 is the ideal location, #2 is second best and #4 being the last choice. 14. disconnect the factory rubber transmission return hose from both ends and remove. one end radiator fitting, other end steel transmission line. see diagram #10 15. install a hose clamp supplied onto the cooler return hose assembly. connect the short hose coming off the 180 degree fitting to the existing transmission line and tighten clamp. see. Hold the oil cooler assembly in the desired location. using a marker, mark the four hole locations. using a drill and 9 32” drill bit, drill the four mounting holes. using 1 4” 20 bolts, 1 4” washers & 1 4” lock nuts (not supplied) attach the oil cooler assembly. First things first, position the cooler on your workbench so you can attach its two fittings, install its thermostat switch, and do the very basic wiring so the thermostat switch can turn the fan on and off. thread the aluminum fittings, the two on the left above, onto the fan assembly’s inlet and outlet connectors.
Our 2014 Gmc Sierra Gets A Derale Trans Cooler And Torco Fluids Hold the oil cooler assembly in the desired location. using a marker, mark the four hole locations. using a drill and 9 32” drill bit, drill the four mounting holes. using 1 4” 20 bolts, 1 4” washers & 1 4” lock nuts (not supplied) attach the oil cooler assembly. First things first, position the cooler on your workbench so you can attach its two fittings, install its thermostat switch, and do the very basic wiring so the thermostat switch can turn the fan on and off. thread the aluminum fittings, the two on the left above, onto the fan assembly’s inlet and outlet connectors. Using a 1 1 8” open end wrench, tighten fittings. hold the oil cooler assembly in the desired location. using a marker, mark the four hole locations. using a drill and 9 32” drill bit, drill the four mounting holes. using 1 4” 20 bolts, 1 4” washers & 1 4” lock nuts (not supplied) attach the oil cooler assembly. Using a 7 16" socket & ratchet, remove the four 1 4 20 lock. nuts holding the electric fan onto the oil cooler assembly. 2. remove the nut or clip that holds the electric fan blade onto. the motor shaft. 3. carefully remove the fan blade from the motor shaft. note: this is an interference fit and requires some effort.
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