Advice On ATF Cooler & Oil Cooler
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limhengleong
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Advice On ATF Cooler & Oil Cooler
Hi all,
I'm driving a auto Honda Fit 1.3. I know that installing ATF cooler and oil cooler keep the oils temperature down but the question is if I don't normally drive fast (RPM not above 3) then will installing these 2 coolers affect my engine?
I'm driving a auto Honda Fit 1.3. I know that installing ATF cooler and oil cooler keep the oils temperature down but the question is if I don't normally drive fast (RPM not above 3) then will installing these 2 coolers affect my engine?
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limhengleong
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- Location: Singapore
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limhengleong
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Hi Mr Lim,
Before you wish for the mod, hv you asked yourself
is the mod meant for modding your car or for real gain?
install them only down the temperature by 1-2 degree max
and alot depend on your driving style and route
i never heard of any ppl who mod their car and say no effect
even in reality there is NONE
but if the installation goes dirty (cannot be seen in short term)
the cost of restoring the problem can be costy
Before you wish for the mod, hv you asked yourself
is the mod meant for modding your car or for real gain?
install them only down the temperature by 1-2 degree max
and alot depend on your driving style and route
i never heard of any ppl who mod their car and say no effect
even in reality there is NONE
but if the installation goes dirty (cannot be seen in short term)
the cost of restoring the problem can be costy
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limhengleong
- 2000rpm

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- Joined: Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:42 pm
- Location: Singapore
if you're those 10mins "cheong" driver, that two mod will not helps at all
there's another easier way to lower the temperature by that percentage
change to vented bonnet
technically 10mins of high rpm doesn't bother much the jap engine
btw the engine comparment will auto cool down via the second fan
if it reach too high temp
as for ATF, just change oil at 10k interval with sync will do
the trick to upkeep the car are, do more maintenance rather than depend
on untested modification which only burn pockets
there's another easier way to lower the temperature by that percentage
change to vented bonnet
technically 10mins of high rpm doesn't bother much the jap engine
btw the engine comparment will auto cool down via the second fan
if it reach too high temp
as for ATF, just change oil at 10k interval with sync will do
the trick to upkeep the car are, do more maintenance rather than depend
on untested modification which only burn pockets
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limhengleong
- 2000rpm

- Posts: 31
- Joined: Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:42 pm
- Location: Singapore
Aiyo.. I always do servicing once reach 10k but the guy never mention anything about changing ATF oil leh.. He only says engine oil.. This 2 different right? That means changing engine and ATF oil together once reach 10k ah? Thanks for all your advice leh.. I also don't want spend so much money on car cause in Singapore cannot run fast de lolx..
Re: Advice On ATF Cooler & Oil Cooler
If you do tracking or always drive long distance daily, maybe you will see abit of difference... if not save the money for other mods.
limhengleong wrote:Hi all,
I'm driving a auto Honda Fit 1.3. I know that installing ATF cooler and oil cooler keep the oils temperature down but the question is if I don't normally drive fast (RPM not above 3) then will installing these 2 coolers affect my engine?






