[mdtaylor]

I need an oil cooler for my 2004. Really don't want to pay $500 for new. Any suggestions?

 

[Pickle-Smooch]

I need an oil cooler for my 2004. Really don't want to pay $500 for new. Any suggestions?

Ebay, Amazon, or TAP Auto.

 

[Hot_Titan]

Is it leaking at the gasket?

You can use the fram oil filter gasket to replace a leaking oil cooler gasket. I did this to mine and I'm leak free now.

Just figured I'd suggest if that's why you're looking for a new oil cooler.

 

[dubyam]

You can also purchase just the oem gasket for pretty cheap from one of our supporting vendors. I can't recall which one off the top of my head, but use the search function and you can likely find the right source. Seems like the gasket is pretty cheap, too.

 

[dubyam]

And, just because I'm in a good mood and had a minute - and some curiosity - I found the thread you need:

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-problems-dealer-service/102181-oil-leak-help-2.html

Pay particular attention to the last two posts on that page, regarding why to use the OEM gasket ring versus just robbing one from an oil filter. For $6 or so, you now have the part number and can solve the problem easily and cheaply.

 

[toddk9]

Summit Racing and get a sandwich adapter like this:

Hayden Thermostatic Sandwich Oil Filter Adapters 205 - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing

Hayden Thermostatic Sandwich Oil Filter Adapters 205