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engine oil cooler? 200

posted by  blad on  Mon Oct 22 21:00 CST 2007
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Brickboarders, any thoughts/comments re feeding engine oil through the A/T radiator cooling tank? I have separated A/T coolant into its' own oil cooler/radiator in front of A/C condensor. We are talking about a 240 1990 GL sedan used for long trips 󞹨+km]in hot dusty conditions and absolutely atrocious dirt/gravel roads in outback Australia. Many Thanks,
Stephen, 1990 240GL sedan, white, factory tinted windows,A/C elec.fan,A/C rebuilt with new compressor, modified air box, air bags in rear coils, gauges fitted, coolant level alarm sensor fitted,[these are common in Aust.]






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