Will this fit a 2010 Chevy Silverado?

Let me start by saying I've been a mechanic for close to 20yrs. This cooler being a "universal type" will fit just about anything you want to put it on. It would fit, and help a Silverado, or any make/model that has an existing trans cooler. The fitting it comes with are hose barb type (meant for a rubber line to slip over it with a hose clamp) and the lines on your Silverado should be hard plastic if I remember correctly. You would need to get a couple adapters to convert to a rubber hose fitting from your setup. These use the plastic clips that go through the current radiator that place it in front of your radiator, so you'd want to make sure your cooling system is up to par if you plan on heavy towing or hauling. I used mine on a 96 Land Cruiser, and it's being used for the power steering (37" tires like to destroy the power steering system) to keep the fluid from boiling over or "cavitating". For my application it works awesome, to help cool your trans. it should work great as well. For my application it added roughly a half quart to the overall fluid capacity, helping a lot with a 2.5qt system. If you are looking for a specific one for towing, this will work fine. Many people are going to the aluminum barrel type with the fins (looks like a heat-sink) on the exterior and getting good results. I went this route because it's significantly less expensive and has more cooling area, and holds more fluid. A comparable finned aluminum unit was getting well over $200 for similar added capacity, so that was a no-brainer for me. Yes, it will fit. You'll need adapters to go from your hard lines to hose (probably $5 at your local hardware or plumbing store), but otherwise it works well. This is my honest advice from experience.

will this fit my car from china, it has no trans and no engine?

Adam is incorrect. This will fit your bicycle perfectly. Mount it in the front of the handlebar.

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This is a small heat exchanger , designed to work at small pressures , Your transmission fluid pressures are relatively low . It is designed to take the heat , that is produced by the average transmission . You must make it work by small modifications to attach the heat exchanger to your vehicle . I installed my unit on a 2000 Honda CRV . I had over hauled the Transmission myself in order to save money . I am 72 years old, so I am slow compared to a real automotive Transmission Technician . But if I have the tools , and equipment ,, I will attempt many things . The Transmission is working fine after I overhauled it, putting in lots of new components . The Tranny Cooler, is simply and insurance policy to keep it cool . Many Auto manufacturers have failed to provide adequate methods to always keep their Transmission cool . But they are learning a lesson .

Whats the difference between thos one & the other 512 model?

The 512 model is a 6 pass heat exchanger, and the 516 model is an 8 pass heat exchanger. Since the 516 has more passes thru the exchanger, it will draw out more heat energy from the fluid than the 6 pass exchanger.

Brand	Hayden Automotive
Item dimensions L x W x H	15.8 x 0.7 x 10 inches
Vehicle Service Type	Car, Truck
Shape	Round
UPC	036752005161
Manufacturer	Hayden Automotive
Global Trade Identification Number	00036752005161
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Model	Transmission Cooler
Item Weight	2.85 pounds
Product Dimensions	15.8 x 0.7 x 10 inches
Item model number	516
Exterior	Machined
Manufacturer Part Number	516
Position	Front
Special Features	Lightweight

Hayden Automotive 516 High Performance Transmission Cooler

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