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@ Ted

Hello Ted a really, really cool thing you mounted the oil cooler. however there is a little thing noticed from me:

I think it is very important that the output from the oil filter is connected to the lower input of the oil cooler. And the upper one has to go back to the Engine.

This is the only way to prevend that air bubbles can stay in the oil cooler.

If it's not done this way, it will always take time til you have the full oil pressure and the oter thing is with air bubbles the performance of the cooler is much lower.

I'm not entirely sure but when i follow the oil lines on your picture, it seems you mounted it the other way around.

So cheers and thumbs up for your construction!

Greetings from Germany, Jan

2/21/1510:20 PM

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