Found this, pretty good price.

[typ4]

http://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts...XICUHIP1Sf7ECPgr1eI0IMRvEcrQ7CKkJzRoCo7Xw_wcB

 

[Waystro]

Looks like a good price but I would steer clear of it. The last parts I bought that where Dorman Was Junk wouldn't trust cheap parts for something important like a Oil Cooler.

 

[OLDBULL8]

I've got a like new oilcooler tube only with new o'rings, no gasket, for a turbo for a lot less cost. PM me if any one is interested.

 

[tbrumm]

I've got a like new oilcooler tube only with new o'rings, no gasket, for a turbo for a lot less cost. PM me if any one is interested.

PM sent

 

[typ4]

Ihave had good luck with dormans steel parts, pulleys, oil pans so on. plastic and pot metal not so much ,from anybody.

 

[tbrumm]

Ihave had good luck with dormans steel parts, pulleys, oil pans so on. plastic and pot metal not so much ,from anybody.

Russ, thanks for letting us know what your experience has been. I am usually suspicious of Dorman parts having had bad experiences with them in the past, but maybe this oil cooler would be a useable alternative to the over-priced OEM coolers. $200 is bad enough, but over $400 for new OEM unit is hard for me to stomach.

 

[IDIoit]

i agree with Russ.
i have use literally THOUSANDS of dorman parts,
their "hard parts" as i call them arnt bad. ( 1 piece steel)
but sensors, and anything mechanical like a waterpump etc. i wont use.

 

[laserjock]

I bought rear spring hangers that were dorman. They were as heavy or heavier than stock. ;dunno

 

[Dsl_Dog_Treat]

Ihave had good luck with dormans steel parts, pulleys, oil pans so on. plastic and pot metal not so much ,from anybody.

Same here Russ. Even use the replacement Dorman oil coolers in the 6.0L's.

Have a half dozen IDI oil cooler assemblies on the shelf here as well that were salvaged from core engines.