My 11 LX570 doesn't have an auxiliary transmission oil cooler (1 Viewer)

[PLROD]

I thought this was a standard item as on the LX470 but I guess not. Can ne1 confirm or am I looking in the wrong place? Should be in front of the AC condenser correct?

 

[LCHardriver_02]

I am with you. I thought that it was a standard feature as well. I don't have access to mine to look at it, but maybe someone else can chime in and show (hint: illustrated parts breakdown image) where it is, if it is indeed installed.

 

[Sandroad]

Here is the trans cooler parts image for an '11 LC. The diagram reads "with towing package". I don't know about the LX or whether the towing package is standard on the '11. But at least you'll know what to look for!

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[mark71]

It is built into the radiator. Look for the small hoses exiting the bottom and you will see them.

 

[Ali FJ80]

here, I circled it for you. I had to take the plastic shroud off mine to fit the aftermarket bumper.

 

[NLScooby]

I guess everyone is correct. The main trans cooler is part of the radiator, whereas the auxiliary one is where @Ali FJ80 circled. I recently replaced my radiator and was thinking of replacing the flexible lines as PM...

 

[PLROD]

Thanks Sandroad & Ali FJ80, on most any automatic that I'd plan to keep awhile I have either had or installed an auxiliary cooler. I don't tow a lot and when I do it's not over 3K anyway but heat is the autoboxes enemy and the radiator circuit doesn't cool it below the operating temp much if at all. I'll be installing one soon. I would think this would be part of the build if you were setting one up for HD offroad adventures anywhere in warm weather.

I found it tonight hidden by a flow diverter of sorts, a plastic piece that feeds it airflow from down under. Here's a pic from above.