The best engine oil cooler for your 1998 Jeep Cherokee 4.0 I6 will be the largest one you have space for in front of your radiator behind your grill as this will provide the cooler with the most airflow which will in turn create the best performance. You will want to measure this space prior to purchasing a cooler. If you have space, I recommend using the Derale Tube-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Sandwich Adapter part # D15502. This engine oil cooler kit has everything you will need for... view full answer...
You can use a transmission cooler like an engine oil cooler, however, to make it work properly there are adapters and modifications that will be required.
A better option would be the Derale Engine Oil Cooler # D15501 which will fit your 2009 Chevy Silverado and comes with all necessary installation hardware which will make your installation much easier.
When picking out an engine oil cooler the guideline is to pick a cooler that can accommodate the same engine oil filter thread. Your... view full answer...
Yes, adding an Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit # D15405 will greatly help to reduce engine oil temperatures. With your 2011 Ford F-150 having the 2 turbochargers they are transferring a lot of heat into the engine oil as that is what lubricates and cools the turbos. This cooler is much larger at 9-7/8" Wide x 9-1/2" tall than the factory cooler to reduce the engine oil temperature much better.
We also have the Derale Atomic-Cool Remote Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Fan # D15450 which... view full answer...
Seems like you're looking to cool your engine oil. This Derale Engine cooler kit # D15450 is designed to fit GM vehicles. Mount it wherever you will get the most air flow. Whenever adding engine oil coolers, remember that you will increase the amount of oil you can carry. view full answer...
For your 1989 GMC Suburban 1500 with the 5.7L V8 engine, I recommend using the Derale Stacked-Plate Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Sandwich Adapter part # D15602. This kit comes with several different thread adapters but you will need to use the one with a blue paint marking as this is the correct 13/16-16 adapter for you Suburban.
The above engine oil cooler kit can cool your vehicle's engine oil up to 50%. The cooler engine oil will prolong the life of your engine in addition to improving... view full answer...
The Derale Atomic-Cool Remote Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Fan - Class V part # D15450 is a remote mounted engine cooler that can be mounted anywhere on the vehicle that space is available for. The engine oil cooler kit comes with 5 oil filter thread adapters for various vehicles. For your 2007 Ford Ranger, you will want to use the thread adapter with the yellow paint marking as this has the 3/4-16 thread size needed for the oil filter thread on your 4.0 V6 engine.
This engine oil cooler... view full answer...
Engine fluid coolers are not vehicle-specific nor are they fluid-specific. Any given cooler could be used to cool power steering fluid, transmission fluid or engine oil. The factor to consider is the required fittings to install a cooler for a given application. Transmission, engine oil and power steering fittings vary. As long as you have the correct adapters/fittings to connect a cooler to its fluid circuit you could use just about any cooler to good effect to reduce the fluid's operating... view full answer...
Yes, the Derale Hyper-Cool Remote Engine Cooler Kit part # D15660 will fit your 2013 Ram 1500 with the 5.7L v8 engine. In order to install this oil cooler you will need to use the included adapter with the green paint marking. The Derale Hyper-Cool will do an excellent job of providing you with reduced engine oil temperatures. These reduced engine oil temperatures will be especially important when towing a heavy trailer as engine oil temperatures increase while under load which then leads... view full answer...
For your 2016 Ram 1500, between the Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit # D15405 and the Derale Stacked-Plate Engine Oil Cooler Kit # D15602, I highly recommend going with the latter, the stacked-plate kit.
The reason why is that the stacked-plate kits are simply the most efficient oil coolers available, which means what they do is cool more fluid - and cool it faster - than the tube and fin or plate and fin coolers do. So the best option for your Ram to get the best cooling is definitely... view full answer...
Adding a cooler to your 2009 Chevrolet Suburban will help extend the life of your transmission and help increase the performance.
We do offer a transmission and engine oil cooler designed for GM vehicles. It is part # D15903. This cooler has the same dimensions as the cooler you referenced. It has the 13/16 inch - 16 threads designed for GM applications.
The Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler with Multiple Threads, part # D15902 has multiple sleeve nuts and includes... view full answer...
Engine oil coolers can fit any vehicle so long as there is room for it to install. So the best oil cooler, the Derale Hyper-Cool Remote Engine Cooler Kit # D15660 measures 13" wide x 10" tall x 5-5/8" deep so you'd need that much room in your 2017 Subaru Outback.
The larger the cooler, the better the cooling, so if you can fit this cooler in I recommend it, otherwise there is the 9-7/8" wide x 9-1/2" tall x 1-1/4" deep Engine Oil Cooler Kit # D15405 you mentioned which is also a very... view full answer...
Thanks for asking about a Power Steering Cooler and Engine Oil cooler for your 2007 Toyota 4Runner SR5 V6.
Adding two more coolers is not going to present a cooling issue for your engine/radiator. The coolers allow air to flow through them and will not transfer enough heat to the air going through them to effect the cooling performance of the vehicle's radiator.
Your engine oil filter has 3/4-16 threads. So you can determine the correct threads to use from the recommended kits below,... view full answer...
The Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler with Multiple Threads # D15902 that you referenced is compatible with your 2015 Chevy Traverse as it comes with several oil filter thread fittings which one of will work on your Traverse with a 3.6 liter engine. The transmission cooler side is even more universal and would also easily fit. view full answer...
Your 2013 Toyota Highlander with the 3.5L v6 engine uses a cartridge style oil filter which means the Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit part # D15405 will not work for you. With that being said, it is unlikely that you would need an oil cooler if you are within the towing capacity. In most newer vehicles, installing an engine oil cooler can have a negative impact as they actually cause a decrease in oil pressure. The decreased oil pressure is not drastic but does have more of an affect... view full answer...
Generally speaking, the best oil/transmission cooler to use would be the largest one you have space available for in front of the radiator/condenser behind the grill of your 2009 Chevy Silverado 1500. Therefore, as long as you have 13" wide x 4-9/16" tall x 2" deep of space in this location the Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Adjustable Sandwich Adapter part # D15602 would do an excellent job of cooling your engine oil.
The Derale Oil Cooler Kit comes with everything you will... view full answer...
I spoke with a representative from Derale. They said the Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler with Multiple Threads, part # D15902, is not a directional cooler. The exit will be wherever you want it to be. He also told me though this cooler would be a great engine oil cooler for your 2017 Chevrolet Colorado Z71 Duramax diesel, you will need a separate transmission cooler because the hose barb fittings are a different size than your transmission lines. My transmission cooler... view full answer...
The Derale Combination Transmission and Engine Oil Cooler, item # D15902, system is a great choice for your 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan, especially if you are using your vehicle for towing. You will need to be sure there is room in front of the air conditioning condenser or radiator for the cooler to install. The dimensions of the cooler itself are 17 inches wide x 12-1/2 inches tall x 3/4 inches deep.
The system installs inline with the transmission fluid and engine oil return on the vehicle... view full answer...
Engine oil coolers are not vehicle-specific so you can use as large a cooler as the space you have available to install it. The Derale # D15405 engine oil cooler is a highly-efficient Class V plate-fin cooler that measures 9-7/8- wide x 9-1/2- tall x 1-1/4-inches deep. If you have room in front of your A/C condenser to install this then it is an excellent choice.
This cooler uses a sandwich type adapter that installs where you oil filter now goes, and then the filter in turn installs to... view full answer...
Yes, the Derale Tube-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit, item # D15502, will fit on your 2007 Chevrolet Suburban as long as there is room below the OEM oil filter location to install the sandwich adapter and then reinstall the oil filter on the vehicle. The sandwich adapter is 2 inches thick so you can measure to be sure that when the adapter is installed you will have room to remove and install your oil filter for normal maintenence.
If you do not have enough room to install the the sandwich adapter... view full answer...
Generally the priority for cooling fluids in a tow vehicle is engine oil first, followed by transmission fluid, and then power steering fluid, if desired. Coolers like the Derale # D13504 are not fluid-specific; this cooler can be used for engine oil or transmission fluid. Coolers are also not vehicle-specific; you can use the largest cooler that will fit the space available for mounting one.
Since you are planning to use a deep-pan tranny cooler I suggest you consider adding an engine... view full answer...
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