4430 eng oil coolere replace

Ken11487 · Apr 9, 2015

R & R oil cooler to replace leaking o rings
After clean up we found "in" and "out" labels, should have marked it.
Just checking.....
Does the "in" go at the front? and"out" at the rear? This is with the printing right side up on the cooler flange.
thx, I'll look closer next time.
Ken

Cliff Nelson · Apr 9, 2015

'In' is to the rear, 'out' is to the front. I think the lettering is upside down that way.

tim s · Apr 9, 2015

The "in" port is to the rear..

Ken11487 · Apr 9, 2015

Thanks guys
You saved me again !

Bradiniowa · Apr 10, 2015

I've been told it doesn't matter which way they go, in fact aftermarket coolers aren't marked. So who is correct?

tim s · Apr 10, 2015

Cliff, me,, and the Tech manual....

Bob · Apr 10, 2015

Looks like someone got AWFUL carried away with a scuff pad! Hope none of that abrasive got into the cooler!

travis miranowski · Apr 11, 2015

Makes no difference. will work either way. I agree, someone got a little die grinder happy!! I only use emery paper to clean surfaces like that. Use a dry gasket and no leaks. That one will require some type of sealant to prevent a leak!!

tim s · Apr 11, 2015

Yes they will work ether way the one port is a bit larger, and the manual does show a installation picture..

Ken11487 · Apr 11, 2015

Yes, my "apprentice" does get carried away with the cookie wheels on the die grinder :x

It's not "who's right" but "who's rightest"!!!!

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