

| Subject: | Auxiliary cooler on Vangon diesel |
| From: | Ken Hunter |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Jul 2000 18:17:27 EDT |
I just got done installing an auxiliary oil cooler on my 82 Westy 1.9NA. I got a deal on a large 8X13 cooler so for now the only place I could find was on the floor area below the sliding door (not the best place for protection IMO but OK for a highway trip). Former oil temps with the stock cooler ran up to 270F. Removing the stock cooler and running just the aux. showed a disappointing 250F max. Running the stock cooler AND the aux. cooler dropped temps to 230-240F on a long pull which I can live with on this trip. Oil pressure is better too. BTW another listee with a 1.6TD Westy reported the same high oil temps. He used about a 10X10 cooler behind the right tailight, ducted and with an electric fan. He reported temps constant at 210F. Don't know if he kept the stock cooler. Hope this helps someone.
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