factory toy AT cooler for hydro assist?

dove'd85 · Apr 1, 2008

i have a metal radiator for a 91 4wd toyota. my question is will the factory AT cooler inside the rad work for my hydro assist cooler? has anyone used the AT cooler for this purpose?

james

big 5 · Apr 2, 2008

The general thought on the PBB is no, Bad idea to introduce engine heat to your hydro system. I use a heat sinc for my full hydro.

Heres a pic it is on left in front of the shock resivior

here just behind the grill

dove'd85 · Apr 3, 2008

thanks for the relpy. i have a cooler i just wish i would have got a rad without the AT cooler

crash2 · Apr 3, 2008

Ya--not a good idea james unless you were in very cold temps constantly

dove'd85 · Apr 3, 2008

big 5 said:
The general thought on the PBB is no, Bad idea to introduce engine heat to your hydro system. I use a heat sinc for my full hydro.

Heres a pic it is on left in front of the shock resivior

here just behind the grill

where did you get that cooler? and is there a reason you have two differant cooler lines?:redneck: :haha:

crash2 · Apr 3, 2008

Looks like a PSC cooler--used the same thing on the last 2 rigs--very nice unit.....

GaryTJ · Apr 3, 2008

I use the factory a/c condensor assy. fits right in (obviously) and works like a champ. heat is spread across the whole frontal area and NO chance of overheating.

big 5 · Apr 3, 2008

dove'd85 said:
where did you get that cooler? and is there a reason you have two differant cooler lines?:redneck: :haha:

The cooler is from PSC. The reason for the diff. colored hose is cause I got a fitting and hose kit from PSC also. There wasn't enough hose (black poor planing) so I got some more from a local hydro shop (red).

dove'd85 · Apr 4, 2008

GaryTJ said:
I use the factory a/c condensor assy. fits right in (obviously) and works like a champ. heat is spread across the whole frontal area and NO chance of overheating.

do you no what the capacity of the condensor is? what size tires are you running?