 Show 1.0 out of 5 stars Lasted a year and a half and then started leaking again. Well, this is a year and a half follow up from my purchase in November 2019. This item initially solved my oil leak problem but yesterday I developed a horrible coolant leak. Coolant was leaking down the bell housing and blowing back onto the transfer case and gas tank. When I got down to the oil cool unit, I could tell that it was just leaking coolant, not oil. I decided to pull the unit out and inspect because it was evident it was either the housing itself or the hose leading to the housing. When I took the house off, I couldn’t find where the leak was coming from so I thought maybe the seals had gone bad once again. I pulled the seals out and that is when I found this. A quarter of the plastic housing had broken off under the seal, making the seal completely worthless. For products that are mechanical in nature, I would write this off to use over time. However, this is literally just plastic and has no moving parts. I had to order a new one this morning to get the Jeep back on the road. Going to try a different distributor this time and cross my fingers. 🤞 Reviews with imagesTop reviews from the United StatesThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 28, 2022 Bought this for my 2013 wrangler and after a year and a half it failed. Leaking again! I torqued everything to spec. This is a lengthy repair so do not get this! Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 17, 2022 Was needing this replaced and was quoted over $800 mainly because of this part. Found this on here and decided to give it a try before spending $800. Everything works! No leaks and has all the parts that I needed for the job. Glad I purchased this. Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 25, 2022 Amazing part and fits like OEM Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 12, 2021 Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 4, 2021 I read and heard bad rumors about these. I ended up replacing the gaskets with ones from my local auto parts store, although they looked to be the same thickness and quality. I also replaced the temp and pressure sensors with the original ones because of rumors these fail after a couple months. It has been 3 months so far, and (knock on wood) no issues or leaks! Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 21, 2020 Do not waste your time and money buying this aftermarket part. Trust me. It is totally worth it spending an extra hundred to $200.04 the actual OEM part. Nine months, or so, after installing the part it started to leak worse than it did before. I ended up taking the jeep to a mechanic and paying 1000 bucks to let them do it because I hurt my back. Trust me, do not try to save money on this type of parts. Just spend the money and get the normal $300 part Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 6, 2020 Great looking and working oil cooler, I had recently replaced my oil pressure sensors with factory so I did not use the sensors that came with this cooler I installed my factory sensors in it but they quality of the sensors that came with this was nice looking, cooler comes with everything needed to install including screws seals and sensors Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2021 Well, this is a year and a half follow up from my purchase in November 2019. This item initially solved my oil leak problem but yesterday I developed a horrible coolant leak. Coolant was leaking down the bell housing and blowing back onto the transfer case and gas tank. When I got down to the oil cool unit, I could tell that it was just leaking coolant, not oil. I decided to pull the unit out and inspect because it was evident it was either the housing itself or the hose leading to the housing. When I took the house off, I couldn’t find where the leak was coming from so I thought maybe the seals had gone bad once again. I pulled the seals out and that is when I found this. A quarter of the plastic housing had broken off under the seal, making the seal completely worthless. For products that are mechanical in nature, I would write this off to use over time. However, this is literally just plastic and has no moving parts. I had to order a new one this morning to get the Jeep back on the road. Going to try a different distributor this time and cross my fingers. 🤞 1.0 out of 5 stars Lasted a year and a half and then started leaking again. Well, this is a year and a half follow up from my purchase in November 2019. This item initially solved my oil leak problem but yesterday I developed a horrible coolant leak. Coolant was leaking down the bell housing and blowing back onto the transfer case and gas tank. When I got down to the oil cool unit, I could tell that it was just leaking coolant, not oil. I decided to pull the unit out and inspect because it was evident it was either the housing itself or the hose leading to the housing. When I took the house off, I couldn’t find where the leak was coming from so I thought maybe the seals had gone bad once again. I pulled the seals out and that is when I found this. A quarter of the plastic housing had broken off under the seal, making the seal completely worthless. For products that are mechanical in nature, I would write this off to use over time. However, this is literally just plastic and has no moving parts. I had to order a new one this morning to get the Jeep back on the road. Going to try a different distributor this time and cross my fingers. 🤞 Images in this review
Top reviews from other countries5.0 out of 5 stars Great service Reviewed in Australia 🇦🇺 on August 18, 2020 3 days earlier on delivery but 3 weeks in front of my local jeep dealer. 5.0 out of 5 stars Great service 3 days earlier on delivery but 3 weeks in front of my local jeep dealer. Images in this review
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What causes oil filter housing to break?Any type of damage to the oil filter housing unit will most likely result in cracking or warping of the unit, which will allow oil to leak from the system. In general, this is caused by one of 2 things: simple age/wear and tear or the over-torquing of the housing.
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If you are just getting gasket replacement, the average cost is around $500 – $1,000 at a dealership including labor cost. If you do it by yourself, it should be under $150.
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