OEM Oil Coolers
Auxiliary Radiator
BMW
17-11-7-802-662
3.0L turbo without hybrid, with awd. Right. 640i. 535i GT. Auxiliary. Engine Cooling. Location-Wheel Arch.
$491.57
Return Line
BMW
17-22-2-283-581
4.0L, without twin clutch trns. With M3, without double clutch.
Mount Bracket
BMW
17-11-7-583-119
3.0L turbo, auxiliary. 4.4L turbo (n63t). 4.4L turbo, without M6, auxiliary. 6.0L turbo. 4.4L turbo from 3/10. 4.4L turbo, to 3/10.
$71.92
Engine Coolant Hose
Audi
4G0-121-449-E
ATF Cooler. Cooler to Pipe. Outlet. 2.0L, with awd, 2016-18. 2.0L 2012-15 with awd. Hose. 3.0L gas, rear.
$27.18
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OEM Oil Coolers | Frequently Asked Questions
What is an oil cooler and why is it important?
An oil cooler is a device used to cool down the engine oil and prevent it from overheating. It helps maintain the right engine temperature.
How does an oil cooler work?
An oil cooler circulates engine oil through a series of tubes or fins exposed to air or coolant. This process dissipates heat from the oil, lowering its temperature before it returns to the engine.
What are the signs of a failing oil cooler?
Signs of a failing oil cooler include:
- Visible oil leaks around the cooler or its connections.
- Engine running hotter than usual.
- Milky or frothy oil indicating coolant mixing with oil.
- Reduced engine performance or unusual noises.
Where can I purchase genuine oil coolers online?
Be sure to shop with us at OEM Pro Parts for your oil cooler parts. We offer a wide selection of quality OEM parts, so you'll find what you need to take on the job. If you have questions or need shopping advice, our team is here to help! Contact us today.