Condition
Brand New
Feature
STABLE SHAPE AND SIZE
Using advanced brazing technology, the joint surface is smooth, air tightness is good, shape and size are stable. Cooler will not be deformed by high temperature;
COOLING DOWN ENGINE
Cooler can keep providing forced cooling function for engine with high oil temperature, your car won't stop suddenly on the road due to overheating of the engine;
ENJOY HAPPY DRIVING
High quality aluminium oil cooler, make the cooler light and strong. Excellent corrosion resistance and friction resistance, no worry about any driving condition;
COOLANT NEVER LEAKS
Bolt welding, make the coolant will not leak. Thread calibration, to ensure that the interface can be perfectly matched, we promise 100% fit for the application on our listing.
Product Specifics
Brand: ECCPP
Manufacturer Part Number: CB117879S01
Warranty: 1 Year
UPC: Does not apply
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Type: Oil Cooler Kit
Placement on Vehicle: Front
Interchange Part Number: 68105583AE
Other Part Number: 68105583AC 68105583AA 68105583AB 68105583AF
Compatible Makes: For Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
Model for Chrysler: 200, 300, Town & Country
Model for Dodge: Challenger, Charger, Durango, Grand Caravan, Journey
Model for Jeep: Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler
Model for Ram: 1500, 2500, 3500, C/V
Year: 2014-2017
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Material: Aluminum
Quantity: Oil Cooler
Part Number: 68105583AC 68105583AE 68105583AA 68105583AB 68105583AF
Symptoma Of A Bad Or Failing Oil Cooler
Decreased Performance
If the oil cooler is failing in your vehicle, the first thing you'll notice is decreased performance from the engine. This shows up in the form of slower acceleration and a lower possible top speed.
Black Smoke
Smoke is another prominent sign as damage to the cooler may actually cause oil to leak out of the engine and into the combustion chambers. This will cause a thick, black, noxious smoke to come out of the exhausts.
Distended Radiator
A distended radiator is the only sure sign of damage to the oil cooler. If a radiator has been stressed beyond factory specifications, this can cause the structure to bend and warp and worse cause the fins to burst out and look like teeth coming out of the face of the radiator.
How to Install Engine Oil Coolers
Step One _?be sure that you have all necessary parts and accessories for the oil cooler kit, and remove the existing oil filter from the engine and drain the oil pan of all of its oil.
Step Two _?Locate and Remove the Existing Oil Cooler, Prepare the Frame for Its First Oil Cooler. Attach the new cooler to the body of the car, using socket wrench to securely tighten the bolts.
Step Three _?Replace the Oil Filter and Motor Oil, check the oil level of the car, as the addition of the oil cooler may require additional oil to reach the __ull_?level.