High-Quality Fel-Pro 72493 Oil Cooler Gasket: Efficient Cooling for Optimal Performance Review

I have a 2009 Nissan Murano. Oil leaked around the right front wheel. During the night, a palm-sized puddle of oil formed. It was hard to tell where it came from, read the reviews on the Murano forum, they said these oil coolers are prone to leaking. The seal was fairly easy to install. You will need a 22mm socket to remove the oil cooler. Make sure you do this when the engine is cold because if you remove the rubber coolant hose that provides easy access you will lose antifreeze and when your…

This was the right size for my 2006 Nissan Armada 5.6 V8. Finally this leak is gone! I didn't know this car had a gasket or an oil cooler. I thought it was the incorrectly installed oil filter. I'm so glad the problem is finally solved, and inexpensively too. It was easy to fix, look it up on youtube. I didn't even have to drain the oil from the sump (since my oil change was recent). I simply unscrewed the oil filter, then unscrewed the nut holding the radiator to the engine with a 22mm deep…

Wasted over an hour installing it. I ended up temporarily reinstalling the old gasket as it was getting late and my wife needed her car. Next time I will try the Dorman or OEM brand. There are many reviews that this product is not suitable for cars. I hope this helps someone get over the frustration I've been going through, even though Revane said it would match the car. I also went to AutoZone and they showed that the gasket that fits my car is the same Fel-Pro 72493 gasket that I know doesn't