Oil Cooler Removal on a 2011-2017 Dodge Challenger

Oil Cooler Removal on a  2011-2017 Dodge Challenger

in this video I’m showing you how to replace the Oil Filter/Oil Cooler Assembly on a 2011 Dodge Challenger V6 3.6L. #oilcooler #dodgechallenger #dodge #dodgecharger
The oil filter/oil cooler assembly is on the 3.6L Pentastar engine of rear-wheel drive passenger vehicles. Specifically, the 2011-2017 Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Challenger.
The video begins by explaining the reason for the replacement and then walks viewers through the process of removing the air inlet, upper intake, and lower intake assemblies. *INTAKE IS WHAT I MEANT TO SAY NOT EXHAUST*

*A failing oil cooler* can manifest in several ways, including oil and coolant mixing, overheating, engine performance issues, and warning light illumination. Specifically, a faulty oil cooler might cause oil to leak, potentially contaminating the cooling system and mixing with coolant. This can lead to a “coolant and oil cocktail” as described by Pro Flow Performance Products, potentially causing overheating and engine damage.

Timeline:
0:00 Detail of the repair
0:48 Intro D/I/Y Diagnostics N Repair
1:20 start of the removal of the engine cover, showing you the tools that you need to do the job, removing the air inlet, and other objects that need to be moved
3:37 removal of the hose, bolts, bracket, and pigtails
6:45 removal of the top intake
8:33 removing the ignition coils pigtail and the injectors pigtail
11:00 starting the removal of the bottom Intake
12:08 Starting the removal of the oil cooler
14:37 The Oil cooler is out of the vehicle
14:42 *Must Watch: Very Important Information*

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@kebomack says:

this a great video

@alw2692 says:

man you keep doing your thing, good info.

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