OIL/Auto trans oil cooler
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Loafer61
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This thread might help?
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Sounds like it is within the rad, but a Freelander 1 won’t get upset by having a separate one.
Freelander 1 Oil Cooler
Hi All, I have a 98 Freelander 1 - and I have discovered that the oil cooler is stuffed. There are holes between the water jacket/oil passage. The part number is PBC101260 This part is NLA - I have searched world wide, and this part is impossible to find.. I have inspected my cooler and...
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Sounds like it is within the rad, but a Freelander 1 won’t get upset by having a separate one.
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That thread is totally irrelevant to your car.This thread might help?
Freelander 1 Oil Cooler
Hi All, I have a 98 Freelander 1 - and I have discovered that the oil cooler is stuffed. There are holes between the water jacket/oil passage. The part number is PBC101260 This part is NLA - I have searched world wide, and this part is impossible to find.. I have inspected my cooler and...
Sounds like it is within the rad, but a Freelander 1 won’t get upset by having a separate one.
It relates to a '98 car with an L Series engine.
The config changed in 2000 to the TD4 and I'm sure it will be very different.
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