Hi there. would this replace the oil cooler for a 2008 Mazda CX7 Grand Touring? and if so, would i need anything else in order to replace the oil coo
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Yes this is correct for your 2008 CX7 Grand Touring. Yes our listing comes with everything you need including the updated bolt part #LF9V-14-789. Other dealers do not include the bolt.
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My cx 5 is a 2014. It is my understanding that both year models are the same. Mazda only changed the engine in the 2014 model.
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Recently purchased this item for a Mazda cx7 grand touring, it did work for my car!
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Hi Dennis I have a 2015 Mazda CX-5 and it fit perfectly. It comes with a templet in the box. You will need some painters masking tape for the templet to adhere to the bumper. You will need a soft roller also to help the plate adhere to the bumper. If you going to install it in a cold environment I suggest min. 55 degrees minimum garage setting. I also use a stainless cleaner/polish to keep them shining and protected. Good luck and enjoy you Mazda.
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It should. The fluid inside the heat exchanger should make no difference. When the probe is inserted into your oil cooler, it should read the temperature exactly as it would in your radiator. Good luck!
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The other parts you may want to replace are the crank seal and cam seal. These start to leak oil as they wear.
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I guess you could, but that would be kind of an overkill. Engine oil coolers are normally of a smaller dimensions.
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Gary, this is probably one of the better upgrades I have done to my bike. For the money you get better oil cooling, easy on and off cleaning and no more throw away filters. I have always changed my oil frequently and this awesome filter set up makes it easier than ever. It also adds a bit of bling to the front end. I get asked all the time what it is and where did I get it!
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As long as its placed where there is oil flow, I dont see why not. The problem is finding a place to tap into. This is meant to be used as a transmission filter, where the transmission pump supplies pressure to force the oil through. You simply tap into one of the transmission cooler lines. Without an "oil line" to tap into, I dont think this will work. Hope this helps Good Luck :)
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depends....if you do it the right way.... you are supposed to remove most of the old oil , install new filter dryer ,install new adapter fittings,purge with nitrogen, pressure test with same check for leaks at all connections if you lose pressure under test,then use vacuum pump to bring down to required vacuum with the refrigerant attached so you can release it under vacuum, this could take a good 6 hours for all of this...or you can just do the vacuum part which if there is no leaks would or should only take few hours then release refrigerant or skip that which would leave atmosphere in the system (not Ideal) then it would only take you about half hour to install...I did mine the long way and it works great. Actually I did every thing I mentioned above except remove the old oil and it works great so far...which is like 3 months of light use
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I purchsed the seal/gasket a few weeks ago from amazon, took it to my mechanic. He installed it. Unfortunately it did not take care of the oil leak. I had to go back and buy the complete unit for $325 on ebay. The Mazda dealer initially told me that I have to buy the complete unit but I did not believe him. I thought they wanted to sell me the whole unit for $495 which I donot need. Turns out the dealer was right. Buy online and save.
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The oil cooler lines adapter is in the way to slide the billet sleeve on to the filter, what is the work around for that? The stator plug seems to be removed as well to line the sleeve up properly -- or am I attempting something incorrectly?
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Tom,Complete sealed unit that bolts to oil pan. All internal parts are included. Its usually difficult to remove inner case from old unit from oil pan. Should work well for you.
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I currently have it on my 2014 Mazda 6 which has the same engine, and they have performed wonderfully, especially with the oil. I HIGHLY recommend the oil (0w-20) + the filter (10-2876) for your Mazda. Once you do, no other combo will do!
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Sounds like a head gasket to me. I can't think of any other place where oil and coolant passages run next to each other.Has the engine always had antifreeze in it? Or has someone run it for a time with just plain water?
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Yes. I run this on my 871 overdriven 502 BBC as an oil cooler. Works wonders!
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Yes! Need minimum coolant temperature to burn of water vapor in oil system, as well as need warmth for properCarburetor performance.