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CSF BMW M3 (E9X) DCT Oil Cooler
CSF BMW M3 (E9X) DCT Oil Cooler
| Brand | CSF |
|---|---|
| Category | Cooling |
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CSF DCT Oil Cooler — for the 2011 BMW M3 (E9X).
The CSF #8042 Cooling product is designed to be a "Drop-In Fit" application. The product will install in the OEM Location with no modifications necessary unless otherwise noted or instructions are included in the product package. Please see the manufacturer repair manual for standard installation instructions. If you do not feel confident installing this product CSF recommends taking it to a qualified installation facility.
Features and Benefits
- Made with CSF's AC Condenser Technology Using a 1-Row Super-High Pressure 22mm Wide 11-Channel Microtube
- Dual-Pass High-Performance Core with 11 Cooling Tubes vs. OEM 10 Tube Design
- High-Density Multi-Louvered Fin Design with 20% More Surface Area Contact Compared to OEM Unit
- "Drop-in Fit" Requiring No Modifications to Install - Accepts All Attaching OEM Components Including Oil-Line Connections, Mounting Brackets and Shroud/Ducting
- Lab Tested at approximately 30% More Efficient than OEM Cooler
- Can be used as a Transmission Oil Cooler for E9X M3 with DCT or Engine Oil Cooler for 6MT
- World's 1st True "Plug-And-Play" Transmission Cooler for The E9X M3 Platform
- Replaces OEM Part Number: 17227521376
Fitment: 2011 BMW M3 (E9X / E90 / E92 / E93). Manufacturer: CSF. Part #: 8042.
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