Mishimoto Universal 10-row Oil Cooler on 2040-parts.com
Gallatin, Tennessee, United States
 SWAG Performance Parts is a seller of OEM Genuine Ford parts, aFe Power, Alliant Power, ARP Products, Bulletproof Diesel, Magnaflow, MBRP, Performance Machine, Rev-X, Scan Gauge, SCT Tuners & MORE! Don't see something you need please message us.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:  Enthusiasts who push their high-performance cars to the limit understand the importance of keeping their oil temperatures low to prevent damage, or even seizure of the engine. The Mishimoto 10 Row Oil Cooler Kit will extend the life of your engine by ensuring your essential high-wear engine components such as piston rings, skirts and cam bearings are sufficiently lubricated with cooler oil. MMOC-10 (SILVER) 10-row stacked-plate oil cooler for optimal fluid temperature reduction Extends life of high-wear engine components Minimal pressure loss Available in Sleek Silver, Stealth Black, or Bold Gold Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty OVERALL SIZE: 12.95" X 3.80" X 1.97"  CONTACT: PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US TOLL FREE FOR ANY FITMENT QUESTIONS! 844-665-6003 RETURN POLICY: NEW RETURNS: All New Returns Will Receive A 20% Restocking Fee. Items Must Be In 'AS NEW', Uninstalled Condition And Must Be Returned Within 30 DAYS. All Boxes, Cartons Etc. Must be included and in new condition. Must Be In New Condition And Deemed Ready For Resale. No Shipping Charges Will Be Returned Unless Otherwise Agreed Upon! REFUSED RETURNS: Any Item Refused And Sent Back To Swag Will Be Charged An Automatic 20% Restocking Fee AND The Cost For SWAG To Ship The Item To Its Desitnation REGARDLESS If It Was Labeled 'FREE SHIPPING'. In Addition If You Wish SWAG To RESHIP The Refused/Returned Item Additional Shipping Charges Will Apply. DAMAGED/DEFECTIVE RETURNS: Please Understand We CANNOT Control The Damage Occured By A Shipping Provider. If An Item Shows Up Damaged Please Call An Atain An RMA Number BEFORE Returning The Item. If your Item Is Defective, Please Call For An RMA Number. Depending On The Circumstances SWAG Will Either Replace Or Credit The Item. |
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