Iconic Fab Transmission Cooler Mount
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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In this video we install an Iconic Fabrication 1996-2002 4runner Transmission Cooler Bracket Kit. These CNC press-broke .125" thick 5052 aluminum brackets are designed to make transmission cooler installs a breeze for all automatic transmission 3rd gen 4runners! (Does NOT work for first gen Tacoma.)
These fit the Hayden 678 and Hayden 698 coolers. The Hayden coolers are identical in size but the 698 is equipped with an internal temperature bypass which helps the fluid get up to operating temperature faster, recommended for colder climates. Reduce wear on the transmission by keeping temperatures cooler! You will have to remove or relocate one of the horns.
*Use the Promo Code "sicmods" at check out for a discount!!!*
Transmission Cooler Installs:
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• Transmission Cooler In...
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Radiator Installs:
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**Parts**:
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Included with the "Bracket Only" option:
- Bracket
- All required fasteners
Included with the "Hayden 678 & 698 Kit" option:
- Bracket
- All required fasteners
- Hayden 678 (non-bypass) cooler
- Additional length of 3/8" transmission hose to complete install
- Edge trim guard
- (4) hose clamps
If you purchase a kit option all you need to complete the install is a quart of your favorite automatic transmission fluid. I recommend Toyota WS ATF or Valvoline Maxlife. amzn.to/43ReiZi
Keep in mind you will have to remove or relocate one of the horns.
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Just installed this on my rig as well, installation turned out super clean and was really happy with fitment. Not sure about others but I didn’t have to adjust any of the holes. Even the routing of the hoses turned out really nicely. Wish this had been out a long time ago lol.
We are now transmission mount brothers!
- Sean
He said “OEM Plus Status”! LOL! love it! Really great detailed, thorough walk-through of the entire process. Now I can it done in 1 hour for sure just before date night with wifey!
It’s all about the wife and her happiness, #carefulmods
- Sean
What timing! So thrilled that you guys just put this one out. Just bought a 2000 SR5 and first mod is gonna be the Hayden 699. Was dreading the custom bracket mounting situation and reluctant to use the zip ties. Amazing. Thanks Tim and Sean!!
This bracket will make your install a breeze! Be sure to buy the kit from them (bracket and cooler) for a seamless install because everything you’ll need will be included. The only thing you’ll need to provide is some transmission fluid.
- Sean
@@TimmyTheToolman excellent, will definitely be ordering the kit directly from the link. Thanks again man 🤘🏻
I’ve been meaning to do this mod for a while. Thanks for the video!
Use that promo code and get er’ dun!
- Sean
That’s a sweet kit! I want to do this on my 5th Gen.
Check out his website and getchu one son!
- Sean
They need to make a bracket for 1st gen tacomas 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@logancollins8946 Send him a message and ask him to make one for 1st Gen Tacomas.
Thanks for creating this video guys! So excited!
We are stoked for this product! Hopefully we can use more of your products in the future!
- Sean
Lord of the 4 runners 🙇🏼♂️🙇🏼♂️
The Toyota Gods have spoken.
- Sean
Wish they would make a bracket for the 1st gen Tacoma.
Yeah we agree, it’s unfortunate that the routing of the AC line on the 1st gen Tacoma’s makes It difficult to develop a bracket that doesn’t interfere with those components up front.
- Sean
@@TimmyTheToolman I think im going to purchase one and try to make it work somehow. That bracket really makes it look so much better than the diy brackets from Hayden.
@@frankflores1917just curious what you found out in relation to fitment on a first gen Tacoma?
Sickmods brother
Sicmods!!
Super rad!!! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Anyone know if this bracket will work for the b&m 70268 cooler?
Helpful video!! I followed this closely and everything turned out great and my trans temps have dropped significantly. However I ran into the issue where coolant is slowly seaping through the nut and washer that was loosened to adjust the nipple on the radiator. Ive tried tightening it but I don’t want to do it too tight considering the radiator is plastic. Please advise if i did something incorrect here.
Something must have gotten compromised on the fitting. I would drain your coolant into a clean bucket so you can re-use it, remove the nipple, and reinstall it with some extra insurance…loctite could do the job if it’s leaking from the threads. But first!, make sure you have the hose clamp tight enough or confirm it’s truly leaking from the connection vs the hose.
- Sean
Nice
Nicest of the nice, sickest of the sick!!! #sicmods
- Sean
How's the cooling of this cooler vs your old cooler? I have the same old one but am looking for something with a little more cooling capacity.
Not really a huge difference in cooling although I haven’t taken any crazy long trips while extreme temperatures… but I will say I like that it floats in front away from the radiator which gives it more room to breathe which is a good feature. It is a bigger cooler, and I like the way it’s mounted better. So all in all, I would go this route over any other option on the market.
- Sean
Great job million thanks you . Where in cali are you?
San Jose
You think it's possible to use OEM hose clamps instead? Maybe get the same as ones on radiator?
Possibly, but honestly it’s not worth the extra effort and cost. This kit gives you everything you need so you don’t have to buy anything additional whatsoever. Nice kit where you don’t have to worry about extra parts.
- Sean
I used an Amazon trans cooler idk what brand but it seems to be working wonderfully?
Sounds cool! How did you mount the cooler?
- Sean
Won’t putting it infront of the main radiator make it more difficult for the main radiator to operate as good? Since it’s blocking most of the main radiator. Just wondering and really wanna do this mod myself in my 4Runner :)
At some level, the trans cooler does inhibit air flow through the AC condenser and radiator. Air will first pass through the trans cooler and then to the AC condenser and radiator, but some air is blocked. There's no getting around it. You lose a little bit of cooling efficiency for your AC condenser and radiator, but you gain better cooling for your transmission. It's a worthwhile trade-off.
Wonder if this would work for a 4x4 1998 Toyota T100.
No unfortunately the front end that platform won’t accommodate the mounting positions of this bracket.
- Sean
😊🎉
Def something to celebrate 🙌🏼
Nice, i gotta get this 678 cooler. How do I know if i need a new radiator? Ive had my 4runner for 6 year's and only put 30k miles on it. I dont know how old that radiator is. I dont see rust where the hoses clamp. Socal truck all its life.
If the top plastic is discolored or turning brown that is probably one way to suspect it’s older.. why take the chance though? A radiator is about $150 plus coolant plus some distilled water. Flush your system, get a new radiator in there and have the piece of mind knowing you won’t have to worry the radiator failing internally and ruining your transmission which would be a bigger headache in itself.
- Sean
@@TimmyTheToolman i want to change from the green coolant to original toyota pink/red. Is it possible to completely flush out the green from heater core?
@@damacknificent151 yea, just do a complete system flush with distilled water, do it 3-4 times until the distilled water comes out cleaned, I changed mines from green to red. There's a lot of videos on youtube explaining how to do it, also don't worry about the engine drain blocks, I didn't bother doing them.
Is it normal when taking return line hose from radiator to leak a quarter and a quarter?
@@damacknificent151 You don't get all the coolant out via the petcock valve. Some coolant will leak out when you disconnect the lower radiator hose. At least that's what I think you're asking.
Do these work on 1st gen Tacoma's as well?
Video description says no
They are not compatible with a 1st gen Tacoma due to the routing of the AC hard line and the mounting hole positions. They do make a mount for newer Tacomas and 4runners though.
- see.
Do these work on gx460s??
Iconic Fab doesn't make a bracket for the GX460 yet.
Seems like another unnecessary overpriced product to me. But to each their own.
Every mod is by definition unnecessary. Im all for promoting small businesses that develop unique products to extend the life of our vehicles and give options for aftermarket accessories.
True, but in a world where it is becoming more and more overly saturated with these off-road mods. I am one that likes to take a look at products for their functionality and necessity. For what I would imagine the cost of one of these are you could achieve the same thing with the provided brackets and hardware that you get when you purchase a Hayden transmission cooler already. You may have to drill another hole, make some bends, or buy a longer bracket at your local hardware store, but in the end you’re still gonna come out saving some money. But that’s why I say to each their own if this serves a purpose for you and makes it easier than by all means it’s your truck do with it what you will.
@rthomas2157 I installed a Hayden 699 cooler on my 98 4runner. The kit only came with the zip ties, and I didn't want to mount it in that fashion. I paid additional money to get the generic metal strap kit. For the time I took figuring out the bends I needed to make in each strap to mount it and the price I paid for the mounting kit, I would have gladly paid the money for this bracket to simplify the installation. It depends on what your time is worth and how you want to spend it. If you want to make runs to the hardware store and figure out how to mount it, that's totally fine, but I guarantee there's a huge market for a product like this because it makes the cooler install much easier. Like you said, to each his own. Sean and I like this product, and that's why we are supporting it. Happy Wrenching and Sic Mods for All! - Timmy
Another well put together install video for the books! Great job guys 👏
@@stevenisacoolname2 Thanks!
I’ve never really cared how long (time wise) a modification or project takes, just do it to the best of your ability.
Talk about ability, if you realize years later you could have done it better just redo it.
It’s your pride on the line.
And if you don’t take pride in your work, STOP.
Well, some people don't have endless time. They prefer the one and done scenario and there's a lot to be said about getting it right the first time. If you have endless free time, then sure, you can fiddle around multiple times with whatever you want. I believe in a job well done, but I don't view it so much through a "Pride" lens. To me, pride means you're worried about what others think of your work. Unless you're in the business of selling your work, pride can be a serious waste of time. The question should be, does the modification work? If the answer is yes, then why reinvent the wheel. For instance, I installed a Hayden cooler on my 98 4runner with some generic metal straps. It would be a much cleaner install if I bought the Iconic Fab bracket, and redid the install, but I view that as a waste of time and money. They way I installed mine works, and that's the way I'll keep it, unless my cooler fails and I have to replace it. If I do have to replace the cooler at some point in the future, then I'd buy the Iconic Fab bracket to get a much cleaner install. - Timmy