Review on Mopar MOPAR 5184294AE ADAPTER by Mike Donathan

After much research I settled on this part. I have a 2012 Dodge Durango with a Pentistar 3.6 that was starting to lose coolant and I couldn't figure it out. I finally figured out what was leaking from the oil cooler. I've read numerous forums that indicated that 2011-2013 models were typical for coolant leaks and 2014-2016 models were known for leaking oil into the coolant. .From what I've read the 2014 oil cooler (part #5184294A) has a different oil filter but it has been redesigned and is the best part to prevent future leaks. Models MY 2011-2013, oil cooler suitable. You only need to buy a 2014 oil filter. So I bought (part number 5184294AE) from Athens Dodge Chrysler Jeep. Their reputation was a little better than some other providers, but a little more expensive. It is convenient to buy this OEM oil cooler from a real Dodge dealer. My personal mechanic installed it for $180 plus an additional $20 to install new spark plugs (part number SP149125AE). It makes sense to fit the spark plugs in the field as you have to remove the air intake to get to the three plugs. I also bought intake gaskets (part #) and three jugs of Mopar coolant (part #). My only complaint is that the item was sent without any packaging protection. .Not sure if Revain or the seller is to blame. Luckily it worked without any problems. Hope this information helps someone else.