Saturn L300 Questions

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Saturn L300
Mon, 27 Jun 2011


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Check your oil cooler. I just had mine replaced after it ...

Check your oil cooler. I just had mine replaced after it blew. We had been noticing an oil leak. When it blew, I stopped the car in time to avoid engine damage. The oil cooler was about $360. After market replacements that bypass the regular oil cooler can damage the engine according to our local Auto Zone, so I spent ten times as much money and waited a week and a half for the dealer part.

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