2014 Chevy Silverado Oil Coolant Line Replacement

It was a PIA getting the old oil coolant line out and new one in until I loosened up two 18 mm bolts for the front drive gear housing that made room for the rectangular box on the oil coolant line assembly!
GM Part No. 84791853 (~$150).
Tools needed: 10 mm, 15 mm, 18 mm, 1/4” and 3/8” ratchets. 1/2” impact wrench if available. Phillips head or 5/16” socket for the air filter and air intake boxes. Drop cloth or large cardboards. Flat oil pan. Rags. Ramps or floor jack and jack stand(s).
There’s one 10 mm nut that must be removed holding the aluminum tubing near the wheel well. You’ll see the black clip on the new part that will help visualize about what length of the coolant line that clip and nut is located. With the front mudguard off and wearing a headlamp, you’ll find it easier from the front!

[@user-pt2rv5iq6j]

Very good video......I just replaced my father-in-laws oil cooler line on his 2014 Silverado. After watching your video......I was fully prepared to complete the task. It was also nice knowing the socket sizes ahead of time. Thanks again!

[@endlessmilesrider6756]

@@user-pt2rv5iq6j - awesome! Thanks!

[@mick5740]

Also we noticed the two fans do t seem to go on but no over heating yet at least. I checked fuses all seems fine

[@mick5740]

Very nice video. It seems this is our problem. Right by the oil filter ! Where to get the good parts cheap ? Cheers mate !

[@endlessmilesrider6756]

Good luck! Thanks!

[@mick5740]

Hi there. We’ve got the same truck. Our seems like it’s leaking a bunch and j thought oil cooler or lines but it’s coming from middle areas close to oil filter above. Any ideas? Also driver side next to tire under neath. Cant see much Oil in the power steering too

[@endlessmilesrider6756]

Tough to tell without pictures/video. Buy an endoscope that attaches to the phone. Only about $30, but comes in handy to see things in tight spaces. Mine has a long reach to view. Good luck!