norcalboon
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I have the Tru Cool 40K on my '05 Yukon XL 2WD and tow a 6500# TT - even in 100 degree weather it barely approaches 200 on hills.
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Have a 2007 Suburban 170k miles and I'm towing a 29ft Travel trailer. My tranny has been hitting 230*. I'm wondering if upgrading to a deeper fined pan https://www.yourcovers.com/transpan_9427.php and changing the fluid and filter would help get the temps down. Also I don't think I have a tranny cooler. Im hopping that the truck can last 2 more years and I can upgrade to a New 2017+ 3500HD Denali dually.
Trailer is 6500 lbs have a weight distribution hitch for 1000 tongue and 10,000 trailer. Truck has the tow package and the GVWR is 7400 lbs. I'm going to install a that transmission cooler and swap to Amsoil ATF. Also install a new tranny filter.
As far as the transmission temps. 230 is hot but not to the point of failure. when it starts hitting 250 for longer then a half hour your cooking the oil. Mine spikes to 230 on hills and drops down to 216 on flats while towing. with out a trailer it sits at 193. I'm thinking fresh fluid a filter and the cooler will bring temps down. I don't think its ever been changed and I've got 170k miles on the clock.