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2008 Lincoln MKX Engine Oil Cooler, Oil Cooler Hose
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6U5Z-9278-D
Switch Assy - Oil Pressure- Part Notes: 1/4" NPTF , 54MM , White
- Fit Note: 6 Cyl 3.5L DOHC VCT SMPI, With Class II Trailer Towing
- Production Date: 11/2006-12/2014
- Callout Name: 9278
- Replaced By: GC3Z-9278-B
MSRP: $32.18 Your Price: $20.27
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Engine Oil Cooler Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Lincoln MKX
- Q: How to service the Engine Oil Cooler on 2008 Lincoln MKX?A: In order to service the Engine Oil Cooler, lift the vehicle in neutral and drain off the cooling system. Take out LH catalytic converter and loosen the coolant hoses. Verify a metal in the oil cooler and take it out and clean. Install new gaskets, re-tighten bolts, reconnect hoses and fill up the cooling system.