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NP241 clocking ring and engine oil cooler

jamber2541

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Engine oil cooler/clocking ring np241
complete factory engine oil cooler kit $50.00 plus shipping, also available is an NP241 clocking ring complete with hardware $50.00 shipped (passenger drop).
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take that oil cooler and trow it in the trash. you don't need it and all it's going to do is create an oil leak
 
... that oil cooler ...

You sir are screwing up another members for sale thread. Very bad manners to screw up someone elses for sale ad with your opinions. :shame: If you're not buying move on. :surepal:
 
You sir 919jackass are screwing up another members for sale thread. Very bad manners to screw up someone elses for sale ad with your opinions. :shame: If you're not buying move on. :surepal:

x2 . this isnt pirate4x4 . and your screen name looks to be kind of true at this point.
 
x3 ditto. Also any pics of the clocking ring. That should work for a 208 as well shouldn't it?
 
Clocking Rings plus hardware for Your NP208/241 or D300 (6 bolt round pattern).
These are designed with Rock Crawling in mind! They are designed to take the transfer case up and away from trail obstacles. From DIY4x

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BTW, the cooler never leaked it was removed because i modified the headers to run closer to the block and the oil filter was way to close for my liking.
 
that came out wrong sorry about that. has anyone ever had troubles with those lines. i threw mine in the trash because of it. not trying to mess up a sale at all that was messed up on my part.
 
20 plus year old lines will go bad after hot / cold / hot / cold .

glad you cleared that up as we dont play like that here.
 
Must be you, I had a set on an 84 truck I had years ago, they didn't leak at all. Little PM goes a long way...
 
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