2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins Transmission Coolers
It's not hard to get your Ram's transmission temperatures pretty high, especially if your truck is running around with a bunch of extra power or towing extremely heavy loads. To keep your transmission cool when you're pushing your truck to the limit, your best bet is an aftermarket Ram Cummins transmission cooler from Tier One. These Ram performance transmission coolers have more surface area and more efficient designs than the factory cooler to keep temperatures down and preserve your transmission's overall lifespan. Our transmission coolers for 2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins trucks are extremely easy to install and make for hassle-free performance upgrades for your aggressive Ram Cummins build. Make sure to also check out our 2013-2018 Ram thermal bypass valves or our 2013-2018 Ram transmission pans!
About 2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins Transmission Coolers
Keeping your Ram's transmission temperatures under control is absolutely essential for maintaining its longevity and ensuring that your tough 6.7L Cummins Ram doesn't end up stranded. Unfortunately, the diesel Rams generate a ton of heat and that heat only gets worse when your Ram is throwing down a bunch of extra power or when it's towing heavy, and the bad news is that the factory transmission cooler just isn't that effective at dissipating heat and keeping your Ram's transmission temperatures in a safe operating range. High transmission temperatures can ruin your trip and drastically shorten the lifespan of your Ram's transmission, so it's critical to keep to keep those transmission temperatures down. Aftermarket transmission coolers for 2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins trucks give your truck awesome levels of heat dissipation, even if you're pushing your Ram 6.7L Cummins build extremely hard both on and off-road or rocking a bunch of extra horsepower and torque over stock. These transmission coolers can help keep your Ram's transmission temperatures in an optimum range, even if you're towing heavy uphill at slow speeds or launching hard at the track. Nearly all of our 2013-2028 Ram 6.7L transmission coolers have larger surface areas and more efficient designs than stock so that your Ram gets the cooling capability that it truly deserves.
Types of 2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins Transmission Coolers Transmission coolers for the 6.7L Cummins Rams come in two general varieties. We have both drop-in transmission coolers and auxiliary transmission coolers available that can both help you lower your Ram's transmission temperatures and ensure your Ram stays running mean and clean. Granted, they cool your truck in distinct ways and there's pros and cons to each.
Drop-in transmission coolers: these transmission coolers are designed to install in place of the stock transmission cooler while still being more effective at cooling. Drop-in transmission coolers reuse the stock transmission cooler mounts, fittings, and lines which makes them incredibly easy to install. Drop-in transmissions for 2013-2018 Ram 6.7L Cummins trucks provide extra cooling by having larger surface areas, thicker cores, and more efficient construction so that they're able to dissipate more heat more efficiently than the stock transmission cooler. However, they're not quite as effective as remote-mounted auxiliary transmission coolers. Auxiliary transmission coolers: these transmission coolers install in conjunction with your stock (or potentially an aftermarket drop-in cooler) so that you get the cooling power of two transmission coolers on your truck. Auxiliary transmission coolers are generally universal or semi-universal and install remotely on your truck almost anywhere you have some room. Auxiliary transmission coolers offer a ton of cooling potential, especially on models that come with integrated cooling fans, but their installation is a good bit trickier than stock. These coolers generally require drilling, running wiring, and plumbing lines which adds to the difficulty of getting them up and running on your tough Ram truck.
