Oil Cooler
Originally Posted by fitzwarryne
Is it worth while adding an oil temperature gauge, if so what is a good reading?
Which cooler is better? neither.
For an oil temp sender you can:
1. put a T in with the oil pressure sender
2. drill and tap the cooler banjo bolt
3. replace the sub zero sender
4. replace the drain plug.
Oil temps should not go over 200°F
1. put a T in with the oil pressure sender
2. drill and tap the cooler banjo bolt
3. replace the sub zero sender
4. replace the drain plug.
Oil temps should not go over 200°F
i've heard that the air oil cooler(under rad) cools better than the bee hive cooler. makes sense since the latter only gets as cool as the coolant where as the outside air is cooler than that. don't really know since all i've ever used is the air oil cooler. as for guage, like previous post stated about engine monitoring. but if the oil is getting too hot, the engine probably is too.
Originally Posted by rxtasy3
i've heard that the air oil cooler(under rad) cools better than the bee hive cooler. makes sense since the latter only gets as cool as the coolant where as the outside air is cooler than that. don't really know since all i've ever used is the air oil cooler. as for guage, like previous post stated about engine monitoring. but if the oil is getting too hot, the engine probably is too.
u got good eyes. I forgot about that cheap *** oil to water cooler. and I agree this particular one is a junk. thats the reason why mazda went back to oil to air cooler.
Originally Posted by wackyracer
u got good eyes. I forgot about that cheap *** oil to water cooler. and I agree this particular one is a junk. thats the reason why mazda went back to oil to air cooler.
Since they don't stay in their long enough to warm up then neither one would matter,lol. rx7doctor
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