How To Know If Your Diesel Engine Oil Cooler Is Bad? HHP Can Help!

How to Identify a Failed or Leaking Oil Cooler in Your Diesel Engine
Wondering how to tell if your oil cooler needs to be replaced? In this video, we ask an expert for a detailed explanation of diagnosing a faulty oil cooler in your diesel engine.
What You Will Learn:
- Symptoms of a bad oil cooler
- Differences between oil and coolant pressures
- Steps to diagnose oil cooler issues
Step-by-Step Guide:
Check for Oil in Coolant:
- High oil pressure can force oil into the coolant.
- If you see oil in your cooling system, it might indicate a bad oil cooler.
Review Recent Engine History:
- Look back at the last six months for any critical events.
- Consider if the head has gotten hot due to coolant loss.
Consider Head Problems:
- If there's no history of major problems, the oil cooler might be the culprit.
- Otherwise, cylinder head problems are more common than oil cooler failures.
Key Benefits:
- Accurate diagnosis saves time and money
- Prevents unnecessary replacement of parts
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