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Turbo Oil Cooler Woes 200

posted by  dlot on  Fri Jun 28 04:15 CST 2002
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last visit: Sat Nov 17 13:53 CST 2001
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Hi,
I ran into the same kind of thing when I installed my intercooler on my 82.
I eyed up the area and the only difference there seemed to be by not rotating the bracket was interference from the radiator at the lower oil hose. Since I knew the bolts seemed doomed, I just left it alone and put a piece of
rubber hose on the lower oil cooler hose where it rubbed against the radiator. I
also bent the side shield so air could not escape between the cooler and the radiator. That was all I seemed to be able to do. It's been fine now for about
5 years. Hope this helps you.

Dave 82 242ti 272k mi.





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