Well.. one solution would be to buy a dedicated oil cooler available at most auto parts stores. You would have to cap off the original fittings on radiator, and install the new cooler, typically in front of the radiator. Also you could install a remote oil filter kit anywhere there is space in the engine compartment. Also, I have to wonder, why are you changing transmission so often? It should last years not months. Not that there is anything wrong with changing it though. Keeping the transmission fluid cool does help extend its life however.
Transmission Fluid gets changes every 30,000 miles
on all vehicles
You can by pass the radiator cooler and put a trans
cooler in front of the condenser
Lot of work making the brakets and making it nice
The approx 7"x11" stacked plate cooler is what you
want,not the cheap tube and aluminum fin junk
Use Power Steering Cooler Hose,not fuel line
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Keep in mind that if you drive in cold climates that cooling off too much can restrict the flow.
Very cold fluid gets very thick and will slow down the flow rate.
In the meantime, the hot fluid builds up in the transmission.
I have seen it damage transmissions.
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