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Old 22-03-04, 11:23 AM
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Oil cooler

Do you fit the cooler before or after the filter? If there's a good reason for either way I can't see it - unless an engine failure and resultant filling of the cooler with debris is a good reason for having it after the filter.

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Old 22-03-04, 11:35 AM
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RE: Oil cooler

Hi Stan,
you should fit the cooler after the filter, I assume you are going to use a thermostat to the system too.
You effectively want to have two possible circuits, a short circuit when the oil is cold through the filter and back to the engine.
A long circuit which is opened by the thermostat allowing the oil to flow from the filter, through the cooler before it goes back to the engine.

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Old 22-03-04, 07:14 PM
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RE: Oil cooler

As per words above 2 x circuits, one hot one cold
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Old 22-03-04, 09:43 PM
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RE: Oil cooler

Kev/Mike,
Thanks for the replies....as the Yank Military - say HUA!!! (Heard And Understood - never could get why the letters are the wrong way round).

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