Subject	Re: Don't need a larger unit
Posted by	mizzuh on December 08, 2014 at 10:21 AM
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In Reply To	Don't need a larger unit posted by FrozTTy on December 08, 2014 at 10:14 AM
Message	i have an aftermarket unit that I just recently cleaned a few months back. I used denatured alcohol (bought at any paint/supply store) and let it soak for 30 minutes, emptied it, repeated the process, then blew it out with compressed air and finally ran some clean oil through it a few times to get the rest of the alcohol/crap out of it. works great
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
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