Oil Cooler
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When oil temps become a problem?
The standard modine cooler is very good at its job and to replace it with a front mount oil cooler it would have to be bigger then 19 rows to do a bettber job then the modine.
..thats what iv read on here anyway !
The standard modine cooler is very good at its job and to replace it with a front mount oil cooler it would have to be bigger then 19 rows to do a bettber job then the modine.
..thats what iv read on here anyway !
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Oil temps over 115 degrees would worry me !
Fitted mine yesterday !
STD STI modine 98 degrees at a steady 75 mpg (GPS)
Hyperflow TMOC 78 degrees at the same speed.
HTH
dunx
P.S. Also saw a 0.2 bar increase in the "hot" oil pressure at the same speed.
Fitted mine yesterday !
STD STI modine 98 degrees at a steady 75 mpg (GPS)
Hyperflow TMOC 78 degrees at the same speed.
HTH
dunx
P.S. Also saw a 0.2 bar increase in the "hot" oil pressure at the same speed.
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Also saw a litre of oil escape over 38 miles..... re-use seal, mumble, bl**dy Hyperflow.
New seal to order now... and a mess on the drive too !
Grrrr.
dunx
New seal to order now... and a mess on the drive too !
Grrrr.
dunx
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personlay if you see 105 degrees then back off and get one fitted. even backing off at that will prob cause heat to spike at 110-115 anyway.
i have one on my car i should add lol
i have one on my car i should add lol
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