How to replace a engine oil cooler in a 2004 chrysler pacifica

Marvin

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• Posted on Dec 17, 2008

SOURCE: 2004 f250 6.0 diesel engine oil cooler

U can do this, use a B&M brand cooler, use a kit for your truck if availiable get one with screw in hose fittings, never use hose clamps on an oil cooler if u can avoid it, if u choose to use clamps check them and tighten them as ness at every oil change. try the link below for a cooler.

http://performanceparts.com/product_group.php?vendor=BAM&pgid=11&sgid=332&gclid=CMqvlNq_yJcCFSAUagodlwubTQ

SOURCE: 2004 chrysler pacifica

It is for an oil change mainly and any other service your maintenance manual suggests at the mileage interval. It needs to be reset after each oil change to be accurate.

SOURCE: 2004 chrysler pacifica, front blower not working,

replace restor open glove box uplug 4 wire plug and two wire plug put 12 volts two wire plug to mke sure fan works if it does replace restor

SOURCE: serpentine belt routing for 2004 chrysler pacifica

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SOURCE: 2004 chrysler pacifica service tire system light

Make sure that your tire pressure sensors were not damaged. one simple way to check what tire sensor is causing the problem is to lower each tire individually and check to see if the message displays to a different tire or more than 1, depending on the TPM system your pacifica has. Chrysler has a TPM (tire pressure monitor) tester which can check each individual sensor for correct operation. and the sensor's batteries have typically a 5-7 year life span.