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The engine is still being built, and yes the standard modine is more expensive than an oil cooler set up. As i understand an oil cooler sandwich plate deletes the need for the modine?
Oil coole needs to be thermostaticly controlled as well
Needs to be in a sense that it allows the oil to warm quicker just rotating around the engine, and then once warmed free flows into the cooler and pipework etc?.
I thought so. my commute to work is only a 5 minute journey, so this isn't going to work.
5-minutes is never going to warm the oil to full temp anyway - if I ever use the car for work even 20-minutes is touch and go to a decent oil temp if it's cold out
not ideal to drive it and not let it warm up anyway, but would work when it was neede rather than all the time
Originally Posted by JonMc
5-minutes is never going to warm the oil to full temp anyway - if I ever use the car for work even 20-minutes is touch and go to a decent oil temp if it's cold out
Lol, it's warmed up don't worry, but christ knows how long it would take to open the thermostat on the oil cooler on tickover .
Any other idea's?
Is it something else that went with the other engine?
IMO, fit the oil cooler, with thermostatic control to get it up and running and see how you get on. The stat shouldn't open on that short a journey to and from work.