What size AN fittings and hose for oil cooler?
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What size AN fittings and hose for oil cooler?
Hey there, I am replacing the oil cooler lines, what size AN fittings and hose do they use? I am going stainless, one hose is ripped, and might as well replace it into a one piece stainless!
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It is very hard to firgure out what mazda size fitting oil lines are, Also are u planning to use the stock oil coolers? Cause if so u will find it very difficult to find the right an sizing fitting to mated with the stock oil cooler. Also u can but the mazdatrix oil adapter to run your custom oil lines, I think it's like $10 each adpaters.
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I don't know the stock sizes, but AN10 works well as a replacement.
You can get hose and AN fittings from many places.
Mazdatrix has the best prices that I know of on metric-to-AN fittings so you can connect to the front housing and oil filter pedestal. They also sell pre-fabbed SS lines that you can just buy and install.
I am not sure how to connect the SS lines to the stock coolers, but you could replace them with Mocal or other standard coolers. The stock driver's side (U.S.) cooler has a built-in thermostat. If you replace that cooler, it is wise to include a separate thermostat in the system. Mocal makes several, and you can get them from pegasusautoracing.com.
Rotaryextreme.com sells a few different kits that have all (or at least most -- I don't know the details of these kits) the parts you need.
-Max
You can get hose and AN fittings from many places.
Mazdatrix has the best prices that I know of on metric-to-AN fittings so you can connect to the front housing and oil filter pedestal. They also sell pre-fabbed SS lines that you can just buy and install.
I am not sure how to connect the SS lines to the stock coolers, but you could replace them with Mocal or other standard coolers. The stock driver's side (U.S.) cooler has a built-in thermostat. If you replace that cooler, it is wise to include a separate thermostat in the system. Mocal makes several, and you can get them from pegasusautoracing.com.
Rotaryextreme.com sells a few different kits that have all (or at least most -- I don't know the details of these kits) the parts you need.
-Max
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i didn't use dash 10 as the other lines are smaller so what's the point... dash 8 is the ticket.
hc
i didn't use dash 10 as the other lines are smaller so what's the point... dash 8 is the ticket.
hc
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Originally Posted by howard coleman
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...+coolers+cheap
i didn't use dash 10 as the other lines are smaller so what's the point... dash 8 is the ticket.
hc
i didn't use dash 10 as the other lines are smaller so what's the point... dash 8 is the ticket.
hc
Thank's for your help
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