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Old 09-17-2008, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Rather Diesel View Post
Nothing is wrong with the stock oil cooler.

In the last couple of weeks, I had read multiple posts about folks having to replace or repair thier cooler and/or factory lines because of galling threads and siezed fittings. This method would save having to purchase the expensive Benz lines or finding a used replacement cooler.

The engine is being installed in a Toyota 4Runner.
This is what I did I only replaced the hose and used the existing barbs.



I coated the degreased Barbs with Silicone Sealant as the hose ID was not a tight fit. I could not find better clamps that were small enough in time to finish the job and doubled up on the regular hose clamps.
Been in use for about 1 year now with no leaks in the hoses or where they are hooked up.
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