dabow

iTrader: (19)

well i've got a mocal type cooler, the thing i'm bothered about is. i've got a thirmastaticly controled sandwich plate.

what i'm bothered about is, unless the oil is warm/hot. the valve is closed, know in this time there is no flow of oil to the engine.

am i right in saying this, or will this not be a problem

+ another thing i need to find out, is there anywhere rlse on the engine to put the oil presure conection. at the min, its conected to a sandwich plate

advice on both of these issues would be great

dabow

iTrader: (19)

anyone now about these on scoobs ect

GazJenno

I think that the oil thermostat will just shut off flow to the oil cooler not shut off flow to the whole engine. wouldnt be very good if it did that would it.

Also, I fitted my oil pressure sensor in the place of the OE oil pressure switch using a couple of t-pieces... they look like blocks of brass with a couple of holes to screw in the OE pressure switch and a new pressure sender.

Gaz

Jolly Green Monster

iTrader: (4)

when the thermostat is closed there should be no oil flow through the cooler but still through the engine.. if there wasn't you would have known about it the first time you used the car with it on.. ie. a loud clanging noise..

Simon

dabow

iTrader: (19)

i havent put the mocal plate on yet. but looking at this sandwich plate, theres only a very little hole for oil to flow till its warm

i guess they know what there doing.

regards to the other, found where to put it. just under the alternater. thats where the presure switch is, any one know where i can get the t-juction at all

thanks for the info guys

hmhaga

No, it is the other way around The little hole is for oil to flow through the oil cooler until the thermostat opens, I guess to prevent air locks.