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The Ford Explorer Transmission Oil Cooler regulates the temperature of the transmission fluid to allow for smoother shifting and longer-life drivetrain. Working as a small heat exchanger the Transmission Oil Cooler takes hot fluid through fin tubes where the air blowing over them reduces the temperature of the fluid before returning it to the gearbox. This prevents varnish, protects seals and allows towing to continue. The Explorer usually hauls families and their trailers and sports gear, so this dedicated cooler will provide confidence on steep grades and in summer traffic. In addition to providing cooling assistance, the Ford Explorer itself offers roomy seating, durability from its Ranger base, available 4WD or AWD systems that grip slippery trails and trims from no nonsense XLS to well equipped Eddie Bauer all made for various lifestyles. The blackout treatment of B-pillars and D-pillars enhances the aesthetics. The practical sophistication of successive generation updates include stronger brakes, fine tuned engines and intelligent suspension updates to balance comfort with off road capability. It shows how Ford is evolving the Explorer as an all purpose favourite. A real Ford Transmission Oil Cooler is precisely engineered for a perfect fit and dependable performance continually, so owners enjoy long service without surprises. To install the Transmission Oil Cooler, you need to park the car, disconnect the battery, mount the cooler ahead of the radiator, route the lines following the instructions, tighten the clamps, refill the system with fluid, and check for leaks.