Subject	Re: Oil Cooler Topic
Posted by	shaggee on December 08, 2014 at 10:01 AM
	This message has been viewed 290 times.
In Reply To	Oil Cooler Topic posted by FrozTTy on December 08, 2014 at 09:27 AM
Message	If you truly need a larger oil cooler, the cleanest oem unit in the world will not meet that need. Check your logic. On topic, I don't know that flushing it out is best approach to cleaning. Its easy to remove and then clean it like any other part. If you are not tinkering with the lines there are no special precautions.
Follow Ups	Oil Cooler Topic - FrozTTy 09:27:06 12/08/14 Re: Oil Cooler Topic - shaggee 10:01:07 12/08/14 Don't need a larger unit - FrozTTy 10:14:45 12/08/14 Re: Don't need a larger unit - mizzuh 10:21:22 12/08/14 Thanks, did you also use compressed air when you ran - FrozTTy 10:27:29 12/08/14 Re: Thanks, did you also use compressed air when you ran - mizzuh 18:02:49 12/08/14 What would ultimately be best is..... - FrozTTy 13:30:29 12/08/14 Re: What would ultimately be best is..... - plusdaddy 22:16:23 12/08/14 Yea, who would have thought putting engine parts - FrozTTy 07:54:27 12/09/14 Just upgrade your oil cooler or leave it as is. (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 17:36:52 12/08/14 guess i should have mentioned..... - FrozTTy 18:03:56 12/08/14 I'm not sure how you'd damage an oil cooler by flushing it - BlackholeZ 19:36:23 12/08/14 2nd. Biggest risk is additional contaminants trapped that - ZXoltan 16:58:28 12/09/14 Not a bad idea - BlackholeZ 00:38:21 12/10/14 I cleaned mine doing... - tiale11 15:02:12 12/09/14
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.