A2711880301 A2711801010 Mercedes-Benz Engine Oil Cooler

Engine Oil Cooler helps solve engine oil overheating, cooler leakage, and oil-coolant contamination risks during Mercedes-Benz cooling system repair. As an aftermarket replacement part, it supports wholesalers and importers with steady service replacement demand.

Lead Time:
60 days
Target Audience:
Wholesaler & Importer
Customization:
Packages & Logo
Minimum Order:
50
Warranty:
12 Months

Availability:



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Product Description

A2711880301 A2711801010 Mercedes-Benz Engine Oil Cooler Overview

A2711880301 A2711801010 Mercedes-Benz Engine Oil Cooler is a direct-fit aftermarket replacement for Mercedes-Benz oil cooling service. It is designed to help repair leaking, restricted, or inefficient oil cooler assemblies while supporting wholesale replacement parts supply.

A2711880301 A2711801010 Engine Oil Cooler Cross Reference

OEM Number
A2711880301 A2711801010
A2711880301
2711880301

A2711880301 A2711801010 Mercedes-Benz Engine Oil Cooler Application

Brand	Model
Mercedes-Benz	C-CLASS
Mercedes-Benz	S204
Mercedes-Benz	C204
Mercedes-Benz	E-CLASS
Mercedes-Benz	S212

A2711880301 A2711801010 Engine Oil Cooler Specification

Item	Details
OEM Number	A2711880301 A2711801010
Cooling Type	Water-cooled
Core Depth	67 mm
Core Length	167 mm
Core Width	137 mm
Material	Aluminium
Number of ribs	18
Inlet Diameter	16 mm
Outlet Diameter	16 mm

A2711880301 A2711801010 Engine Oil Cooler FAQ

What problem does this Mercedes-Benz engine oil cooler help solve?

It helps restore oil temperature control when the original cooler is leaking, restricted, corroded, or causing overheating.

Can this engine oil cooler replace OEM number A2711880301 A2711801010?

Yes, it is prepared as an aftermarket replacement for Mercedes-Benz applications using OEM number A2711880301 A2711801010. Always confirm the OE number and vehicle details before ordering.

What should be checked before installation?

Check the matching OEM number, hose or gasket connection style, engine or transmission type, and the condition of nearby seals and coolant lines.

When should an oil cooler be replaced?

Replacement is commonly needed when there is oil leakage, coolant-oil mixing, repeated overheating, poor heat exchange, or visible corrosion around the cooler body.

Is this suitable for wholesale aftermarket supply?

Yes, it is positioned for importers, wholesalers, repair-channel distributors, and parts sellers that need stable replacement coverage for Mercedes-Benz service demand.