Oil cooler too large?
I dont know...
"Get your fluids to maximum cool with a Perma-Cool Maxi-Cooler. This all aluminum cooler features 5/8 in. tubes and 1 1/2 in. wide Turbulator fins for more efficient cooling. This cooler even has a 10 in. electric fan for high-load applications such as towing. Every Maxi-Cool cooler is protected by Perma-Cool's limited lifetime warranty. Coolers have 3/8 in. FPT ends. Hose, fan control switch, and mounting hardware sold separately."
EDIT: took the fan off, no thermostat
[Modified by B18EG6, 5:57 PM 1/2/2003]
"Get your fluids to maximum cool with a Perma-Cool Maxi-Cooler. This all aluminum cooler features 5/8 in. tubes and 1 1/2 in. wide Turbulator fins for more efficient cooling. This cooler even has a 10 in. electric fan for high-load applications such as towing. Every Maxi-Cool cooler is protected by Perma-Cool's limited lifetime warranty. Coolers have 3/8 in. FPT ends. Hose, fan control switch, and mounting hardware sold separately."
EDIT: took the fan off, no thermostat
[Modified by B18EG6, 5:57 PM 1/2/2003]
does it matter if an oil cooler doesnt have tubes for flowing the oil?(like the pic has)
my cooler that i have is just a typical cooler(been flow tested with water and it works) but im wondering if it will be ok for cooling oil
my cooler that i have is just a typical cooler(been flow tested with water and it works) but im wondering if it will be ok for cooling oil
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I was considering getting a remote mount thermostat for the oil...and perhaps hooking a temp sensor to it, to activate the fan to turn on.
trust me...when I say i got this for a reallly good price, I mean I made off like a bandit
trust me...when I say i got this for a reallly good price, I mean I made off like a bandit
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