OEM Scion Oil Cooler

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The Scion Oil Cooler maintains a consistent, safe temperature of engine oil, allowing spirited drivers to spend much time on the road without being concerned about heat loss. Scion was born in 2003 to attract young purchasers through the use of bold colors, fixed prices, and special Release Series models, which were exclusive but not extortionate. Its small vehicles motivated people to customize all the aspects including wheels and audio and the whole brand acted as Toyota rolling test lab to new ideas. Scion also popularized the Virtual Scion City which offered the fans a virtual playground of Scion as creative as actual cars. However, its impact continues to affect Toyota showrooms and internet marketing when the Scion name was retired in 2016. In such a thinking of customization, the Oil Cooler upgrade reduces viscosity dissipation, protects the bearings and helps maintain steady performance in the course of the autocross. The installation of the Oil Cooler unit is not fast and requires simple equipment. The first step is selecting a stable position before the radiator where there is a free flow of air, and attaching the cooler with brackets and rubber spacers provided. Then rotate a sandwich plate on the stock filter by shedding oil to flow through the fins making sure that the arrow markings on the plate are equal to the flow. Install high pressure hose at a distance of sharp metal and hot exhaust, fasten them by using clamps, and apply thread sealant on all Oil Cooler fittings. Install an inline thermostat when you will be driving in cold weather, fill the crankcase, prime the system, start the engine and check for leaks, and finally take a brief test on the road, then check the level, before finally taking the final level check.