longshot

see i want to put this here oil cooler on, but im not sure of how to do just that. should i run lines to a little oil cooler radiator or what? your input please.

thanks in advance

longshot

noone knows anything about this?

slimjimming6688

i think that uses coolant

longshot

th ats what my friend was telling me but im not sure. noones helpin me out.

instructor74

that looks like the honda one it just loops the oil around the large water line on the back of the engine. You shouldn't have any proplem getting a universal oil cooler and plumbing it to the front of the car

sk8shorty012

iTrader: (3)

It goes where the oil filter goes normally and then oil filter sits on top of it. There's a threaded bolt that you need to use (double sided threads) that's avaliable from Honda retail.



#12 in that picture

iliv2xlr8

Coolant oil coolers are poo.

Get a nice universal air cooler and mount it up front.

teamworxek9

iTrader: (5)

You will need the hose #3 and #2 in order to make that work. But like mentioned just do a aftermarket one, much better cooling.

BryanM.

iTrader: (1)

Right because really those are oil warmers, which helps the engine get up to temp faster by heating the oil with coolant (which heats up faster). OBD1 USDM B18C1s came with those stock.

Many trucks or cars for that matter have trans coolers that are cooled by what? Air! Ambient air temp is always cooler that any engine (coolant) up to operating temp.

iliv2xlr8

^Agreed.

It is a headache for not much improvement. Just like a water to air intercooler, they are compact and simple, but their performance is very lacking. An oil cooler is a great idea, but not like that.

Jimster480

i didnt even know there were oil coolers for honda's

longshot

so my best bet is to just leave it off then?