After the install (if you do this yourself) the fluid level is critical.
During the refill/top off process, you need to know when fluid temp is between 104 and 117 degrees F.

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In VA, the dealer I bought my vehicle from is asking 710 for the Hitch installed plus 100 dollars more to move the rear gate kick sensor to a different spot, 374 for the hitch harness installed, and 760 for transmission cooler. Needless to say, I won't be buying that anytime soon. I'll just keep using my Ram for towing purposes. This is at Honda of Chantilly in Virginia for any VA peeps. I haven't found any place cheaper yet.

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Danny

· #7 · Nov 17, 2020

In PA, I was quoted $570 last week. Cooler only. I installed a Curt Hitch ($175) and the wiring ($50) from Amazon. It was an easy install, 6 bolts, it does take 2 people. The hitch is very well made. The wiring was all plug and play. I did have to drill 2 holes for the tin wire plug mount. I need the 7 connector round plug, all my trailers already have that on, so a little less if you are rocking the 4 flat. The only con was it sits a few inches lower that the Honda, so it might affect departure angles if that is an issue, pros: no need for that extra plastic, the kick sensor seems to still work on the side of the hitch. I would recommend it.

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500_East

· #8 · Jan 13, 2021

Webwader43 said:
Does anyon know what it costs to install the transmission cooler?

I paid $630. here in Florida

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