2001 QX4 Oil Cooler

[2001QX4]

Hi All, I'm looking for assistant on where to buy Oil Cooler for my 2001 QX4 and how to replace it. I search online but not luck so far.Any assistant are greatly appreciate.Thanks and Happy New Year.

[Pwnin O'Brien]

EDIT: Post deleted because I'm stupid.
Modified by Pwnin O'Brien at 11:43 AM 1/6/2010

[2001QX4]

Thank you Mr.O'Brien, would you have any reccomendation where can I find aftermarket ?thank again

[NickD85]

http://www.autopartswarehouse....ubmit=

I get most of my parts from there... not sure that all of those radiators have the built in oil cooler though

you can also check partstrain.com, those are just two sites that I order from.

[Pwnin O'Brien]

I'm sorry, for some reason I thought you were talking about the transmission oil cooler, please disregard my earlier post. The factory oil cooler can still be replaced if it is faulty (a new factory spec unit will not improve cooling abilities). You can also add an aftermarket oil cooler if necessary, however adding a separate oil cooler will not be an easy task.

[Chuck Tribolet]

The oil cooler is a pretty simple device that transfers heat from the oil to theengine coolant. Why do you think you need to replace it?

[Buzzman]

The oil cooler is a pretty simple device that transfers heat from the oil to theengine coolant. Why do you think you need to replace it?

We have oil coolers in our Pathy's???? I didn't know that. Where is it?

[Pwnin O'Brien]

We have oil coolers in our Pathy's???? I didn't know that. Where is it?

Here (the bronze-colored thing)...

[Chuck Tribolet]

At least on the '01s, only the automatic transmission models had it.

[2001QX4]

I took my car into for 90K tune up at the dealer, they informed me their oil leakages and it would cost about $600 to replace new one . It's engine oil cooler. thank you again for your input, it had great information.

[Pwnin O'Brien]

I took my car into for 90K tune up at the dealer, they informed me their oil leakages and it would cost about $600 to replace new one . It's engine oil cooler. thank you again for your input, it had great information.

That's a fairly common issue on these vehicles. The picture I posted above is actually a leaky oil cooler as well. The parts (all you need to replace is two o-rings) are cheap and the labor should be no more than two hours (at the very most). I don't see how they can charge you $600 to fix it.