Engine Oil Cooler For Chevrolet Avalanche 5.3L V8

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I have 2012 chevy avalanche that recently added a derale 8000 series trans cooler. What I want to do is add an engine oil cooler. What will work with my vehicle? I do not have radiator with engine cooler outlet.

asked by: Harry C

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Seems like you're looking to cool your engine oil. This Derale Engine cooler kit # D15450 is designed to fit GM vehicles. Mount it wherever you will get the most air flow. Whenever adding engine oil coolers, remember that you will increase the amount of oil you can carry.

expert reply by: Adam E

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