🔧 5184294AE Engine Oil Cooler Filter & Housing Adapter Gaskets Sensor Assembly - Compatible With 2011-2013 Chrysler 200 300, Dodge Charger, Challenger, Caravan, Durango, Jeep 3.6L V6 Review

Overall good value for money. I had a coolant leak from the intake manifold due to the o-rings not sealing properly. This new assembly completely solved the problem, along with the failed oil supply unit. The only problem is that the oil filler tube that goes into the manifold is too big to install without modifying the new part. had to shave off the casting combs and was STILL hard to get them into the manifold. This is a common problem with most aftermarket units I've seen. But that solved…

this product costs almost $600 at the Jeep dealer. My heater stopped blowing warm air when I let off the gas. I have been told that this is a common problem that can be solved by replacing this part. I was a bit wary as this product is almost 500% cheaper than retail. In his defense, local auto parts stores sell this product for $250 plus gaskets, so it's a little over triple the local price. In any case, I think if this product doesn't last long I won't lose much, but so far (the part was…

I took my 2012 Durango Citadel to a local shop after noticing a very small coolant leak. It got to the point where I had to fill the radiator about every week to keep it from overheating. The store said that the problem is in the oil cooler of the filter housing "adapter". They said it cost about $250 to replace the part, but they couldn't find it anywhere other than at the dealer. And the dealer wanted over $400 just for the part. So I started searching the internet. I found this on Revain and