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[QUOTE="DEEZUZ, post: 566220, member: 1508"] Its 5 10MM bolts. drain coolant at radiator, than use 1/4 drive on a 3/8 socket wrench to pull the driver side block drain for coolant. remove oil filter and block heater cord. loosen all bolts, it comes out the rear. soak both ends with some PB or WD, mark where both ends are on the cooler, knock off both ends with rubber mallet. wire wheel the cooler ends where the o-rings have made there mark. new o-rings, lube them up with dielectric grease, find a nice press, squeeze together, put back up, torque bolts to 18 ft lbs. you will get coolant in the oil so drain oil [/QUOTE]
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