Oil Cooler 94-03 7.3L
Ford Motor Company OEM replacement Oil Cooler.
We recommend using OEM orings and gaskets in the kit below to install.
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5 Very well made.
Posted by Geoff Maisey on May 30th 2024
Just have a good look out of the box and hit each cooling tube with a touch of break cleaner followed by a light jet of air as the one I had received contained a fair amount of preserving wax we call it Ensus fluid in Australia, you don't want to rely on your cooling system to resolve that. And take extra care with the O rings.
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5 Oil cooler
Posted by Billy on Apr 19th 2024
Fit like it should
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5 Oil Cooler
Posted by Mark Lamberton on Jan 8th 2024
Top Quality and Great Service!
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5 7.3 artery job
Posted by Scott on Jun 5th 2023
Go ahead and do yourself a favor and replace everything in the system if you’re going to bother. I did the oil cooler, water pump, thermostat, around the alternator hose, and a coolant change to CAT ELC. Truck is running 9-12 degrees cooler at all times now. Couldnt be happier. Thanks to riff raff for offering affordable prices on genuine parts. I can’t afford to have this stuff fail so always going riff raff and genuine motor craft, Navistar etc.
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5 FORD MOTOR COMPANY OIL COOLER 94-03
Posted by John D. on Jan 16th 2023
Works like new again
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5 Factory Ford
Posted by Tony Singleton on Sep 13th 2022
Came in a Ford box, well packaged. Exactly what I needed to replace this 20 years old original.
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5 Product/Service
Posted by Neal on Apr 14th 2022
Product was high-quality and ecactly as described. Came quickly and service couldnt have been better. I had a question during installation, called Riffraff and had help on the phone within 5 minutes.
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5 Perfect fit
Posted by Cole on Feb 11th 2022
Hands down cheapest price for oem direct fit I will recommend oem seal rings that riffraff offers it’s a tight snug fit don’t hit it with a Mallot to try and get them to pop together use a ratchet strap works perfectly in 3 clicks
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5 OEM oil cooler
Posted by Brandon on Jan 16th 2022
Worked great. Just like it should. Make sure and grease all the o rings before pressing on the ends. Once you’ve done that, add more grease. Put grease inside the ends as well. It’s critical that the ends get pressed on evenly and it all stays square, otherwise you will shear your o ring on one of the internal passages.