I installed the Dorman Oil Cooler assembly in my 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan in January 2024. The van had 90,000 miles on it and had developed an oil leak from the cooler. I also noticed that the unit I was replacing may not have been the original as there were signs someone else had done repairs. We've driven over 14,000 miles so far this year including a 2300 mile road trip with no signs of failure. Highly recommend!
I purchased the Dorman 926-959 oil filter/oil cooler assembly two months ago and I’m very satisfied with the quality of the part other than casting flash that I went ahead and filed off with a small file. I’m going to carefully install this on the Pentastar engine in my lower mileage ‘12 Chrysler 200 Touring convertible. Chrysler made a very poor choice by having this made of plastic considering where it is mounted on the engine. My convertible is in very good condition and just past the twelfth anniversary of its build date. It has 74,900 miles currently.
I want to buy one for my ‘19 minivan because it’s made of aluminum rather than plastic, but a lot of folks in the Chrysler Pacifica forums are complaining of miss match holes and rough surface finish as well as out of spec ID sizes.. I’m not sure..
Lol that's Dorman in a nutshell friend. Good ideas, poorly executed. They are trying really hard lately to clean up their reputation, but actions speak louder than words.
I bought this because it's USA made. After install so far so good.
Even the genuine parts is USA made....
I installed the Dorman Oil Cooler assembly in my 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan in January 2024. The van had 90,000 miles on it and had developed an oil leak from the cooler. I also noticed that the unit I was replacing may not have been the original as there were signs someone else had done repairs. We've driven over 14,000 miles so far this year including a 2300 mile road trip with no signs of failure. Highly recommend!
Just replaced this on my 16 charger. Only have 55,000 on my charger and the housing already leaking very glad I upgraded with this part
I purchased the Dorman 926-959 oil filter/oil cooler assembly two months ago and I’m very satisfied with the quality of the part other than casting flash that I went ahead and filed off with a small file. I’m going to carefully install this on the Pentastar engine in my lower mileage ‘12 Chrysler 200 Touring convertible. Chrysler made a very poor choice by having this made of plastic considering where it is mounted on the engine. My convertible is in very good condition and just past the twelfth anniversary of its build date. It has 74,900 miles currently.
does this end up being a for once and all fix? or do these still fail eventually? do the seals still fail ? from overheating?
Is this available for the newest generation of Pentastar engines?
Great now do the upper and lower intake manifold aluminum replacements.
I want to buy one for my ‘19 minivan because it’s made of aluminum rather than plastic, but a lot of folks in the Chrysler Pacifica forums are complaining of miss match holes and rough surface finish as well as out of spec ID sizes.. I’m not sure..
Hi Mike! We engineer to be better than the OE and we stand behind it with our warranty policy.
Lol that's Dorman in a nutshell friend. Good ideas, poorly executed. They are trying really hard lately to clean up their reputation, but actions speak louder than words.
It seems like the oil bypass the heat exchanger.
I bought this but it was to late, my top end got eat because of the oil fill cooler failure
What got eaten up????