Oil cooler
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- Brianmoooore
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Don't see why nut, as long as you can get hoses/adaptors to fit, BUT, unless you are using this car for serious competition/track work, then the cooler isn't needed with modern oils. Removing the thermostat/take off block, and replacing it with the M20B20 filter fitting (a simple double ended nipple) is the simplest solution, enables more complete oil changes, and eliminates the possibility of oil leaks from a vulnerable oil cooler.
Do as Brian suggests with the M20B20 filter fitting and just leave the oil cooler in place but not connected. Best of bothDanvl1991 wrote:I was thinking of just blanking it off but I like the look of an nice shine oil cooler sitting behind the valance a˜‚a˜‚
James
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
I used a universal 9row on mine.
Using the original 90° fittings on the filter housing , cut the old hose off, use socketless hose with a jubilee
Oil cooler - ebay no. 380988814842
90 hose tails - 360747081559
Socketless hose -360844768573
Using the original 90° fittings on the filter housing , cut the old hose off, use socketless hose with a jubilee
Oil cooler - ebay no. 380988814842
90 hose tails - 360747081559
Socketless hose -360844768573
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