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do88 07-13 BMW M3 (E90/E92/E93) Engine Oil Cooler - OC-100
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- Part number
- DOBOC-100
- Manufacturer part number
- OC-100
- Brand
- do88
- Box size:
- 8.80 × 4.50 × 37.20 (in)
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do88 07-13 BMW M3 (E90/E92/E93) Engine Oil Cooler - OC-100
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do88 07-13 BMW M3 (E90/E92/E93) Engine Oil Cooler
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do88 07-13 BMW M3 (E90/E92/E93) Engine Oil Cooler - OC-100
do88 07-13 BMW M3 (E90/E92/E93) Engine Oil Cooler - OC-100 FAQ
Yes. Drain the old coolant, fill the new radiator with the coolant type your car calls for, then bleed the air out of the system.
Direct-fit radiators keep the stock fans and hoses; some need the included brackets or adapters. The maker's guide covers which.
Keep the stock thermostat unless the maker says otherwise. The radiator improves cooling; the thermostat sets when the engine opens to it.
On a tuned, towing or track car a thicker core keeps temperatures steady under long loads. On a stock daily driver the stock radiator is usually enough.
A thermostatic sandwich plate lets the oil warm up quickly in cold weather; many oil cooler kits include one.
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Install and care: oil coolers
Before you start
- Have the right coolant type and enough of it on hand, plus a drain pan.
- Let the engine cool fully before opening the system.
Do
- Bleed the air out fully and re-check the level after the first warm-up.
- Check the hoses and clamps for weeping after the first drive.
Don't
- Don't mix coolant types.
- Don't open the system while it is hot.