Standard oil cooler

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Standard oil cooler

Postby Escort Cos on Fri Mar 28, 2003 12:32 pm

I've got a standard RS oil cooler bolted to my RS block but I'm using a carb inlet manifold and not the RS one. I believe that one of the pipes from the oil cooler went into the RS inlet manifold.

Is there any other way I could use this cooler without having to put the pipe into the inlet.

Could I do the below:

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Cheers :D
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Postby MadcatCraig on Sat Mar 29, 2003 1:26 pm

the pipe that went to the inlet manifodl was actually a water pipe not an oil pipe.

remove the standard sanwhich plate oil cooler and replace it with a mocla sandwhich plate !
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