Hi Wade, Yes, you’ve definitely got some good options to get away from hand cranking, and I totally get wanting something easier, especially with a cattle trailer. A lot of cattle trailers are gooseneck style and use a square center-mounted jack like…
The Derale Stacked Plate Engine Oil Cooler part #D15405 is a really great option for an engine oil cooler for your 2014 Ram 1500 with a 5.7 liter V8. It's a larger stacked plate style of cooler which will do a great job lowering your engine oil…
Hey Andy. To address the sagging you have in your 2023 Toyota Tacoma's rear end. I recommend the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs item #AL49DQ. These work with the 4WD and 2WD models so long as your axle is mounted below the spring…
When using the tilting feature for the Thule Apex XT #TH9025XT you need to first remove the bikes. The only way to keep the bikes loaded so you can gain full rear access to your 2017 Toyota Highlander is to use the Thule Apex Swing XT #TH9027XT. This…
The cooler of the Derale Plate-Fin Engine Oil Cooler Kit w/ Adjustable Sandwich Adapter #D15405 can install in any orientation needed. Also either port on the cooler can be used as the inlet or outlet as it is not directional. There's no wiring…
While there is one hitch for your 2021 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk that exits through the bumper, the #e73ZR does not, as the receiver will be below the bumper of your Jeep. The only option for a hitch that protrudes the bumper of your Cherokee Trailhawk…
Hey Edward! As long as you've got the understanding that the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs #SS66RR aren't a confirmed fit for your 2018 Suburban, I have no problems with you trying it out. Worst case is you try them out and they…
Both the Derale #D15405 and #D15602 are great options for your 2015 Ram 1500. Since engine oil coolers are not vehicle specific, either cooler will work well for you. The #D15602 is a stacked-plate design which generally cools faster and more…
Hey, Mark! That’s a great question! I took a look at the Maxxis tire and wheel combo, part #MXS67FR, and they measure 27" in diameter. We size our tire covers based on the actual tire size, not the cover itself. The etrailer tire cover, part…
According to the Lippert Service Manual for the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack #LC285318. "Maintenance 1. Before each use, inspect the Power Tongue Jack and replace if bent or damaged. 2. If wiring is connected to battery terminal, inspect at…
The engine oil temperature should only be a concern if you notice that the gauge, if you have a gauge, is above the normal operating temperature. It can also be a concern when towing or carrying things in the bed of the truck. Adding an engine oil…
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Engine Oil Coolers with Plate-Fin Cooler for heavy loads
Tackle towing and hot-weather climbs with plate-fin cooler engine oil coolers that shed heat and keep temps in check. Pick plate-fin when you have good airflow; for the most efficient or low-speed consistency, a stacked-plate or fan-equipped setup offers an edge. Before installing, confirm sandwich adapter clearance on 4-wheel-drive layouts and match your oil filter threads to the adapter.
Check sandwich adapter clearance around the front driveshaft on 4x4 layouts. Dry-fit the adapter and lines to confirm space and routing. Lightly oil and seat the O-ring to avoid pinching, which can cause a slight leak. Recheck torque and leaks after your first drive and again at the next oil change.
Verify the adapter's thread size and your engine's filter landing before install. Make sure you have a filter that fits the adapter; take the adapter to the auto parts store and find one that spins on it. Don't force a filter that doesn't start easily. After first start, check for leaks around the adapter.
Stacked-plate designs are more efficient than a Plate-Fin Cooler. A Plate-Fin Cooler with a fan can offer more consistent cooling when airflow is limited or speeds are low. If you choose plate-fin, mount it where air moves freely; if airflow is questionable, consider a fan-assisted setup.
Yes, a Plate-Fin Cooler can reduce oil temps under heavy loads and hot climbs. Mount it where plenty of air moves through the fins to improve efficiency. If you also tow, consider adding a transmission cooler for added protection. After install, watch your temp gauges on the next hard pull to confirm the drop.
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