How to replace the oil cooler on Chevrolet Venture?

Start by draining the engine coolant from the engine cooling system as a first step in cooler oil replacement. The vehicle should be lifted with proper equipment while using support. The knocking sensor electrical connector should be disconnected first while the Oil Filter needs to be removed next. The next step involves separating the Oil Cooler outlet hose from the Oil Cooler and setting it off to the side. The first step is to disconnect the Oil Cooler connector before removing both the Oil Cooler inlet hose clamp and the Oil Cooler from the system. The engine block mating surface needs cleaning before installing the new Oil Cooler and the inlet hose clamp which must be properly sealed with engine oil. Screw in the Oil Cooler connector while tightening it to 50 nm (37 ft. Lbs.). Reconnect the outlet hose to the Oil Cooler along with installation of the new Oil Filter and electrical connection to the Knock Sensor. The procedure involves lowering the car then adding engine coolant to the system followed by necessary engine oil addition before performing the Oil Cooler leak inspection.

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Chevrolet Venture Oil Cooler Part Number: 24504105
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cooler, Engine Oil Cooler
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1997-2004 Chevrolet Venture | Base, LS, LT, Plus, Value, Warner Bros. | 6 Cyl 3.4 L GAS

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Chevrolet Venture Oil Cooler is one of the essential parts that help in improving the effectiveness and durability of the minivan formally known as the Chevrolet Venture and manufactured between the years 1997 to 2005. This Oil Cooler employs the function of an oil-to-water cooling, thereby significantly maintaining the appropriate temperatures of the engine oil suited for correct lubricating and the durability of the engine parts. This system is especially helpful to Chevrolet Venture models which include Base, LS, and LT; especially when the Venture is handling extra weight like towing, or extreme heat. As for the Oil Cooler function, not only does it solve the problem of heat accumulation, but it also considers problems such as clogging and corrosion, which further improve efficiency and safety. Due to this flexibility, it can fit in various Chevrolet Venture designs such as the additional 8-seater setting which makes it among the optimal features, in the automotive market. Further, the Chevrolet Venture exterior/interior design along with GM's new generation all-galvanized full-size truck frame provide finesse to the functioning of the Oil Cooler. Perhaps, this is because the Chevrolet Venture Oil Cooler helps monitor the life of oil and enhance the efficiency of transmission hence pushing up performance. These features put it on a firmer ground and locates its reliability and efficiency as essential for any Chevrolet Venture to have around as it enhances the functionality of the vehicle.

Chevrolet Venture Oil Cooler Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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Q: How to replace the oil cooler on Chevrolet Venture?
A:
Start by draining the engine coolant from the engine cooling system as a first step in cooler oil replacement. The vehicle should be lifted with proper equipment while using support. The knocking sensor electrical connector should be disconnected first while the Oil Filter needs to be removed next. The next step involves separating the Oil Cooler outlet hose from the Oil Cooler and setting it off to the side. The first step is to disconnect the Oil Cooler connector before removing both the Oil Cooler inlet hose clamp and the Oil Cooler from the system. The engine block mating surface needs cleaning before installing the new Oil Cooler and the inlet hose clamp which must be properly sealed with engine oil. Screw in the Oil Cooler connector while tightening it to 50 nm (37 ft. Lbs.). Reconnect the outlet hose to the Oil Cooler along with installation of the new Oil Filter and electrical connection to the Knock Sensor. The procedure involves lowering the car then adding engine coolant to the system followed by necessary engine oil addition before performing the Oil Cooler leak inspection.