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Engine Oil Cooler Leaking Oil?


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I was about to take out my oil filter when I noticed oil all over my engine oil cooler. I cant see where its particularly leaking from, the hose clamps look good and the gaskets looks clean. Any ideas? Ill post a picture in a minute. By the way, this is on my 2003 Nissan pathfinder V6 3.5 4x4 .

 

First post here, thanks!! Hopefully this is a clue to why im loosing some oil between oil changes.

 

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Just try and use the search function....I started this same topic less than a month ago ;)

 

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=25159

 

Just dont let the dealership rip you off, Like I was unfortunately. There is no diff between 4x4 and 2x4, rather between the manual trans and auto. The job should cost under 250 bucks, if its indeed the oil cooler O-Rings not the oil cooler itself. Apparently even the tech at nissan said he had never seen a cracked oil cooler its always the rubber O-Rings that need to be replaced.

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Just try and use the search function....I started this same topic less than a month ago ;)

 

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=25159

 

Just dont let the dealership rip you off, Like I was unfortunately. There is no diff between 4x4 and 2x4, rather between the manual trans and auto. The job should cost under 250 bucks, if its indeed the oil cooler O-Rings not the oil cooler itself. Apparently even the tech at Nissan said he had never seen a cracked oil cooler its always the rubber O-Rings that need to be replaced.

 

Thanks man. I actually did do a search, not sure why I didn't see your thread. Would anyone happen to know a part # for these O rings? Also, would this be the culprit to my oil consumption?

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Would anyone happen to know a part # for these O rings?

Part Number: 21304-17F20

Fits all R50 with 3.5L engine.

 

 

 

 

 

Also, would this be the culprit to my oil consumption?

 

Based on the pics, more than likely!

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Yeah, that sounds like what the problem is. Happened to my Q last year.

If you could replace it yourself or find a friend that can do it for you, that would be the way to go. $250 is just ridiculous for replacing a few o-rings. Luckily my father is a mechanic and did it for me. Didn't take him long, so it should be an easy fix.

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