The idea is that when you first start, the coolant circulating in the
oil cooler will warm up the oil (hence faster warm ups) and since at
operating temperature, coolant is relatively colder than the oil, the
coolant in the oil cooler will cool the oil.

Todd

Mark Dorm wrote:

> I don't think this is a bad idea... but how do they mean that warm up
> times would be quicker??? How??? does the coolant system warm up
> quicker than the oil???
>
>> From: Todd Last <Rubatoguy@MINDSPRING.COM>
>>
>> My question is what hoses do you use to install it. The inlet and outlet
>> look moved enough that you can no longer use the stock hoses.
>>
>> Todd
>> '88 Westy
>>
>> Wolfburger wrote:
>>
>>> Greetings Listees!
>>>
>>> I'm thinking about ways to keep the toaster-oven-on-wheels from
>>> overheating. Is the cooler from Dieselgeek, a good option? How much
>>> work is this to install? Is this worth the money?
>>>
>>> http://www.dieselgeek.com/oilcooler.htm
>>>
>>> Any insight is appreciated.
>>>
>>> Josh
>>> '89 Wolfy
>>> Fall City, WA
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
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