Q: Is this a lifetime part or something I replace regularly?
The housing is designed for lifetime use on the vehicle. The internal oil filter is the serviceable piece, easily replaced at standard intervals and widely available worldwide, and there is a convenient drain plug for quick oil sampling. So you buy the billet aluminum cooler once and just change the filter element periodically, much like maintaining any properly designed filtration system.
Do you mount and balance tires at your Hawthorne shop?
What keeps the spherical bearings from wearing out on a daily driver?
What is this parachute mount made of?
Will this rattle or make noise when I am just driving around town?
Will this help my drive unit last longer?
Enduro cooler versus just changing the factory filter more often, what is the difference?
What is this cooler made of and how is it finished?
What problem does the Enduro cooler and magnetic filter solve on a Model 3 or Model Y?
Enduro unit versus more frequent factory oil changes, which is smarter?
What is the cooler made of and why does that matter?
Is there real evidence Tesla drive units shed metal?
Does the seat still slide for different drivers?
Will this seat break my car’s electronics or throw errors?
What brake fluid does this kit require?
Can I just bolt these in, or is there more to a pad change?
How do I know when my UP BBK pads need replacing?
How do these wheels reduce long-term ownership cost?
Can UP mount and install these, and what maintenance do they need?
What comes in the box, and do the bushings need maintenance?
I still run the Autocross Package. Can the parts be serviced?
Do you sell touch up paint?
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