D19 - 400 Series - Oil cooler, how do you remove / replace.

rustyold440 · Feb 8th, 2008, 18:43

Greetings.

I've just brought my 440, and my service has gone very badly wrong - see thread in 400 series for the full gory details. Long and short of it is I have ended up with the base of an oil filter *welded* to the oil cooler.

I need to get the cooler out.

I've found I Can't pysically rotate the cooler as the LHS water pipe crashes into a cast mounting on the block. So I'm now stumped.

The only way I can see to get it off is to hacksaw or grind off the pipe on the cooler. That done how on earth would I get a replacement oil cooler on ?

Paul Clifton · Feb 8th, 2008, 19:20

From memory (not always reliable these days) I think there is a large nut in the middle that retains the cooler to the block, seem to remember it screws on the same thread as the oil filter.
Yes it does just found a pic.

Paul.

rustyold440 · Feb 8th, 2008, 19:46

Exploding diagram! brilliant, a picture paints a thousand words.

Thanks Paul

Feb 8th, 2008, 18:43	#1
rustyold440 Junior Member Last Online: Apr 11th, 2008 17:26 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: MUDFORD SOCK	Oil cooler, how do you remove / replace. Greetings. I've just brought my 440, and my service has gone very badly wrong - see thread in 400 series for the full gory details. Long and short of it is I have ended up with the base of an oil filter welded to the oil cooler. I need to get the cooler out. I've found I Can't pysically rotate the cooler as the LHS water pipe crashes into a cast mounting on the block. So I'm now stumped. The only way I can see to get it off is to hacksaw or grind off the pipe on the cooler. That done how on earth would I get a replacement oil cooler on ?

Feb 8th, 2008, 19:20	#2
Paul Clifton Paul Clifton Last Online: Jul 18th, 2023 15:50 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Wisbech View Photos By: Paul Clifton	oil cooler From memory (not always reliable these days) I think there is a large nut in the middle that retains the cooler to the block, seem to remember it screws on the same thread as the oil filter. Yes it does just found a pic. Paul. __________________ Paul Clifton. A man's knowledge can never outweigh his experience. Last edited by Paul Clifton; Dec 27th, 2008 at 14:26.

Feb 8th, 2008, 19:46	#3
rustyold440 Junior Member Last Online: Apr 11th, 2008 17:26 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: MUDFORD SOCK	Exploding diagram! brilliant, a picture paints a thousand words. Thanks Paul

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