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Draining the cooler seems key to me 850

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posted by  Paul S. on  Thu Mar 14 05:51 CST 2002
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Yes excellent point! Get the old oil out of the lines and cooler - I like to use some low pressure air to push the oil out.

But isn't the oil cooler thermostatically controlled (I know it is on the RWD cars) - so during the idle period used for Amsoil flush, would the oil be circulating in the cooler?
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