Dual Oil Coolers???
Dual Oil Coolers???
I have a 12A currently being put in my Rail Buggy, I has the top mounted oil cooler with the radiator lines, I have from a junk yard the long, below the radiator oil cooler. Question is can you use both at the same time? I was thinking of putting the larger one inline between the original and the block. Any forseeable problems or better ideas?
Originally posted by rxtasy3
I don't think it's possible to use both coolers at the same time.
I don't think it's possible to use both coolers at the same time.
Well actually I dont see why not. I am not sure why you would need two, but you could just set them up in sequence if you had to. Of course I have no idea about pressure issues (ie enough pressure to go through both, but I dont think that would be a problem)
Y junction? At the point where the hose comes from the front of the block? Wouldn't that basically give you a "path of least resistance" type scenario. If the oil has to have more pressure exerted on it to go through the larger cooler which would be mounted behind the engine wouldn't it just go through the other cooler and not even bother with the larger one?
Ok.. I re-read your post. I thought you were talking of running two front mount type oil coolers. I would remove the one under the filter housing and get a front mount with the two lines. The coolant type oil cooler was a mistake by Mazda.
-BILLY
-BILLY
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It does real well to heat up your coolant 
You could leave it and add a front mount. It won't bother the oil pump. It has to pump it to the filter anyways. I would pull it off and add one of those gauge adaptor blocks.
-billy

You could leave it and add a front mount. It won't bother the oil pump. It has to pump it to the filter anyways. I would pull it off and add one of those gauge adaptor blocks.
-billy
It is a part that goes under the oil filter housing that allows you to install aftermarket gauges for oil temp and pressure.
This link - on the bottom of the page.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/b7.htm
-billy
This link - on the bottom of the page.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/b7.htm
-billy


