Derale Power Steering Cooler part # D13212 Recommendation for a 2008 Honda Pilot

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Can this model also be hooked up as a supplemental unit on a 2008 Honda Pilot.

asked by: Stan

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Yes, you could use the Derale Power Steering Cooler part # D13212 as a supplemental power steering cooler for your 2008 Honda Pilot. This cooler could be used as a standalone power steering cooler, or if you have a factory cooler already you could use this in conjunction with that one as well.

I attached installation instructions for this product for you to check out also.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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