View Full Version : How To Fit An Oil Cooler?
-Jason-
21st April 2009, 13:05
Any guides on this or any pics?
Colin
21st April 2009, 13:17
As in a Mocal one? Cable ties help :D
williamsvts
21st April 2009, 13:28
lol, its easy, think i have some pics
williamsvts
21st April 2009, 13:32
ive got mine down here
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b159/williamsvts/DSCN0218.jpg
got some metal brackets holding it on.
can see a bracket on the left of the oil cooler
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b159/williamsvts/DSCN0215.jpg
-Jason-
21st April 2009, 15:32
Where do the pipes go?
Also what happens to the normal oil cooler behind the filter and the 2 hoses the come off the top rad hose
Drago
21st April 2009, 16:42
You ditch the standard heat exchanger(oil cooler) along with the standard top rad hose and replace with one without the take off's(106gti).
Pipes are routed around the side of lower cross member and back into the engine bay beneath the lower chassis rail and then to the sandwich plate.
williamsvts
21st April 2009, 18:00
you dont need to get rid of the heat exchange. you just put the sandwich plate onto the heat exchange , then the oil filter goes onto sandwich plate.
DusheR
21st April 2009, 18:56
When will you need an oil cooler? Like tracks days or summit? Or is it just for highly modified cars? Or is it just helpfull to stop it overheating?
Mark51
21st April 2009, 19:30
iirc you need a thermostatic sandwich plate. The sandwich plate stops the cooler overcooling while normal driving. You only want the cooler to reduce temperature when giving it some on the track (as temp rises too much).
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