How to service and repair the oil cooler on 2005 Ford Thunderbird?

To service the oil cooler the vehicle should be hoisted, the battery should be disconnected and the cooling system and oil should be emptied. Take out hoses, filter and gasket, and look into cooler to see whether there is metal. To avoid damage, replace a gasket and filter, reconnect the hoses, fill the oil and bleed the cooling system.

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2005 Ford Thunderbird Oil Cooler Part Number: 2W9Z-6A642-EA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Oil Cooler Assembly; Engine Oil Cooler
- Manufacturer Note: For Coolant Hoses To Oil Cooler, Refer To 8286 Lower Radiator Hose
- Base No.: 6A642
- Item Weight: 5.40 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 8.5 x 6.1 x 5.1 inches
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: 2W9Z-6A642-EA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
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Fits the following 2005 Ford Thunderbird Submodels:
- 50th Anniversary Edition, Base, James Bond Edition, Pacific Coast Roadster | 8 Cyl 3.9 L GAS

2005 Ford Thunderbird Oil Cooler

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2005 Ford Thunderbird Oil Cooler Parts Q&A

Q: How to service and repair the oil cooler on 2005 Ford Thunderbird?
A: To service the oil cooler the vehicle should be hoisted, the battery should be disconnected and the cooling system and oil should be emptied. Take out hoses, filter and gasket, and look into cooler to see whether there is metal. To avoid damage, replace a gasket and filter, reconnect the hoses, fill the oil and bleed the cooling system.