Installing Bracket For Oil Cooler

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Always replace gaskets and O-rings.

Grease all gaskets (except for the cooling system) with Kluber Syntheso Glep (Part No. 000.043.204.68).

Fit left coolant hose -1- and oil line -3- on the bracket.
1. 1.1. Slide on coolant hose and close the spring band clamp -2- .
2. 1.2. Fit union nut on the oil line by hand and screw it on.
  
  Fig 1: Identifying Bracket With Coolant Hose And Oil Line
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Grease O-ring on the oil pump connection piece with the prescribed lubricant.
Slide oil cooler bracket onto the oil pump connection piece.
Secure the bracket and holder to the transmission with two M8 hexagon-head bolts -1- .
→ Tightening torque: 23 Nm (17 ft. lb.)

Fig 2: Identifying Holder For Oil Cooler Bracket
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Always replace gaskets and O-rings.
- Grease all gaskets (except for the cooling system) with Kluber Syntheso Glep (Part No. 000.043.204.68).
Fit new O-rings -1- on the oil cooler bracket and grease with the prescribed lubricant.

Fig 3: Identifying O-Rings On Oil Cooler Bracket
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Tighten the union nut -2- on the oil line, clip in control valve -3- and connect cable plug -1- .
→ Tightening torque: 34 Nm (25 ft. lb.)

Fig 4: Identifying Cable Plug, Control Valve And Oil Line For Oil Cooler Bracket
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Connect cable plug -1- to the right temperature sensor.

Fig 5: Identifying Cable Plug On Temperature Sensor
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