There's no greater enemy for a transmission than heat. Whether your 1999-2013 GMT800 or 900 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra is a dedicated tow vehicle, hardworking fleet truck, or a daily driver, you need to ensure that your transmission runs cool. Luckily, Mishimoto has developed a cooler to do just that.----Our 1999-2013 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra performance transmission cooler utilizes a stacked-plate design for maximum durability and powerful cooling. With a massive core that's 521% larger than stock, and a 278% increase in frontal area, the Mishimoto transmission cooler adds significant cooling capacity to your truck whether you're towing a heavy load, or low-speed driving on the trail. Internal fins and louvered external fins circulate cool air and fluid throughout the core for optimal heat transfer.----Included with the Mishimoto transmission cooler are precision-machined -6ORB quick-disconnects that connect directly to the stock lines, or can be removed allow the use of -6AN lines. We also include a relocation bracket for the ambient air temperature sensor to keep full functionality of your truck.
Features
- 278% increase in frontal surface area transfers more heat at any speed
- 521% increase in core volume for vastly improved cooling capacity
- -6ORB quick-disconnects can easily be swapped for -6AN fittings
Listed for 1 vehicle: the fitment table on this page shows each year, make and model it fits.
Part number: MMTC-GMT-99 (MMTCGMT99)
Mishimoto 99-13 Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra Transmission Cooler
- Canadian company, prices in CAD
- Shipping and duties shown before you pay, no surprises at the door
- 30 day returns from delivery, see policy
Vehicle fitment
Estimated fitment — verify before purchase| Years | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 1999–2013 | Chevrolet | Silverado |
Specifications
Manufacturer data for this part — all visible, no tabs to dig through.
| Brand | Mishimoto |
| Part number | MISMMTC-GMT-99 |
| Category | Cooling |
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Useful in any truck — ships separately in its own box.
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