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The Transmission Oil Cooler on Jeep Patriot maintains the automatic transmission fluid at about 175 degrees Fahrenheit to protect the gears during hard towing and stop-go city traffic. The compact design of the Transmission Oil Cooler silently circulates fluid through finned tubes, while the Jeep's robust chassis channels air that strips heat away, ensuring every shift of the Patriot is smooth and confident. The Patriot built its reputation for low-cost trail readiness on its boxy styling, the Freedom Drive I and II systems and also the sharpening effect of electronic power steering. Owners expect it to be as tough as the brand's adventures. The Patriot gets solidified 2.0L and 2.4L engines courtesy of Jeep, and an upgraded six-speed automatic that benefits directly from cooler fluid temperatures and helps moderate on steep grades and dusty back roads. While the interior space could be snug and some of the plastics a touch stiff, the true-blue Jeep fan appreciates the no-frills honesty, ground clearance, and wallet friendly parts support that this model affords to be a practical daily driver and weekend explorer. Since the Transmission Oil Cooler does not have any moving parts, it does not often fail without external damage. Therefore, users value the long life of the Transmission Oil Cooler thanks to routine checks of fins and hoses. To install, disconnect the battery, attach the cooler to the front of the radiator, run the return lines with tight hoses, fill the fluid, start the engine and check for leaks. A brand-new oil cooler kit slips into place with ease.