If your oil cooler is leaking it is probably the seal Today i show you how to do a very simple diy to save you thousands This article will show you how to replace it.
Oil Cooler Gaskets
It's most likely your oil cooler gasket that is extremely easy to replace.
Need to replace 2 gaskets of oil cooler (w212, 2010 e350, m272 engine) due to oil leak
Don't have a car jack, so not be able to do a full drain of coolant from the system. But the oil cooler housing, just above the rear of my ac compressor, is slowly dripping away. This is a thread dedicated to finding the fastest possible way to replace this gasket. Here is a video on how to remove and replace the oil cooler seal or gasket on a vw or audi 2.8l or 3.0l engine
If this video helped you out please don’t forget to subscribe, give it a thumbs… Part 2 will cover full removal, installing the new oil cooler, torque specs, refilling oil, and leak testing If you plan to follow along, have replacement gaskets and an appropriate new oil cooler ready, and work with. How to test your car’s oil cooler for leaks & other troubleshooting tips your car has a lot going on beneath the bonnet
Behind the scenes, many parts are.
The engine oil cooler gasket is a small but critical component that prevents oil leaks and helps maintain optimal engine operating temperatures Understanding its function, recognizing signs. The oil cooler is not expensive at getcoolparts and various other sites, a vw dealership quoted just under $500 to replace it!!!! I got around to replacing my oil cooler housing gasket
I found out it was a bad oil leak after replacing my lower control arms in the last video I hope you guys enjoy this video of me working on. In this diy repair, i show you how to.
