How to install an oil cooler on Chrysler 300?

The first step for installing the engine oil cooler is to orient the oil cooler (4) such that the cut-out section of its seal retainer fits exactly with the pointer and doesn't turn while you tighten its parts. Then, fix the oil cooler (4) with its attaching fastener and turn the fastener until the torque reaches 61 Nm (45 ft. lbs.). Once these steps are done, set in the oil filter (3) and join the coolant hoses (2) to the oil cooler (4). When everything is done on the engine, lift the car up and fill your cooling system. Turn on the engine and look for any dripping liquids and before leaving, check if the engine oil warrants a refill.

How to Service an Oil Cooler on Chrysler 300?

Before changing the oil filter, drain the cooling system and lift the vehicle with a hoist. Take the two hoses off the oil cooler and remove the oil filter. After that, take out the middle fastener from the oil cooler and remove the oil cooler. The oil cooler seal retainer flange tab should be made to match the oil pan's cut-out and the oil cooler turned neither to the left nor right while tightening. Hook up the oil cooler and clamp it in place; tighten the fixing screw to 61 Nm (45 ft. lbs.). Fit the new oil filter, join the coolant hoses to the oil cooler, lift the car and add coolant. Run the engine briefly to check for any oil leaks and also to see if the oil level needs increasing.

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Chrysler 300 Oil Cooler Part Number: 4792912AE
$85.09 MSRP: $126.00
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- Other Name: Cooler - Engine Oil; Engine Oil Cooler; Cooler Engine Oil
- Replaces: 4792912AD
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- 2005-2006 Chrysler 300 | Limited, Touring | 3.5L V6, 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Chrysler 300 Oil Cooler Part Number: 4892422AA
$63.20 MSRP: $128.00
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- Other Name: Cooler - Engine Oil; Cooler Engine Oil
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
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- 2008-2010 Chrysler 300 | Limited, S, Signature Series, Touring | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Chrysler 300 Oil Cooler Part Number: 4892259AA
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- Other Name: Cooler - Engine Oil; Cooler Engine Oil
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- 2007 Chrysler 300 | Limited, Touring | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS
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Chrysler 300 Oil Cooler Part Number: 5037523AB
$215.27 MSRP: $319.00
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- Other Name: Cooler - Engine Oil; Engine Oil Cooler; Cooler Engine Oil
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- 2012-2014 Chrysler 300 | SRT8, SRT8 Core | 8 Cyl 6.4 L GAS

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The Oil Cooler in Chrysler 300 vehicles is responsible for allowable temperature of the engine oil which is vital in determining the performance as well as the durability of the Chrysler 300 vehicles' engine. These coolers are connected to the vehicle cooling system and use oil to water cooling system so that the oil warms up fast and does not overheat during rigorous use. Chrysler 300 models over the years have used different styles of Oil Coolers, which the main objective has been to improve on the cooling system. Nevertheless, in certain circumstances like while towing the car or driving the car in hot climatic conditions, the factory fitted Oil Cooler may not be adequate and this may lead to stalling of the cooler due to clogging or corrosion. A lot of potential is to be gained with the Chrysler 300 vehicles by getting an upgrade to the Oil Cooler kits which enhances the overall control on the oil temperature and in turn enhances the amount of time that both the oil and the engine lasts.

Chrysler 300 Oil Cooler Parts and Q&A

Oil Cooler
4892422AA
Q: How to install an oil cooler on Chrysler 300?
A:
The first step for installing the engine oil cooler is to orient the oil cooler (4) such that the cut-out section of its seal retainer fits exactly with the pointer and doesn't turn while you tighten its parts. Then, fix the oil cooler (4) with its attaching fastener and turn the fastener until the torque reaches 61 Nm (45 ft. lbs.). Once these steps are done, set in the Oil Filter (3) and join the coolant hoses (2) to the oil cooler (4). When everything is done on the engine, lift the car up and fill your cooling system. Turn on the engine and look for any dripping liquids and before leaving, check if the engine oil warrants a refill.
Oil Cooler
4792912AE
Q: How to Service an Oil Cooler on Chrysler 300?
A:
Before changing the Oil Filter, drain the cooling system and lift the vehicle with a hoist. Take the two hoses off the oil cooler and remove the oil filter. After that, take out the middle fastener from the oil cooler and remove the oil cooler. The oil cooler seal retainer flange tab should be made to match the Oil Pan's cut-out and the oil cooler turned neither to the left nor right while tightening. Hook up the oil cooler and clamp it in place; tighten the fixing screw to 61 Nm (45 ft. lbs.). Fit the new oil filter, join the coolant hoses to the oil cooler, lift the car and add coolant. Run the engine briefly to check for any oil leaks and also to see if the oil level needs increasing.