An Oil Cooler Core is used to dissipate heat generated during fluid circulation. The Core is made up of a series of small, thin-walled tubes that are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with fins attached to the outside of each tube. When the hot steering fluid flows through the tubes, the fins help to transfer the heat to the surrounding air, allowing the fluid to cool before it returns to the power steering pump.Attributes:• The air fin type of the oil cooler core is straight to disperse heat evenly• Prevent wear and damage to the components• Helps to reduce engine wear by reducing the operating temperatureApplications:An Oil Cooler Core acts as a heat exchanger, transferring heat from the steering fluid to the surrounding air.