Anyone have a oil cooler on their tC
#1
Anyone have a oil cooler on their tC
I need tyo get an oil cooler for my turbo so who has one? I have a tranny cooler so im just curious to know what people have bought for an oil cooler
Last edited by MillerRS1; 05-25-2010 at 12:40 AM.
#2
If you're facing the front, I put mine to the right. I'll take a pic today to show how I mounted it.
Here is the DIY thread that I used to guide me:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...nny+cooler+diy
Here is the DIY thread that I used to guide me:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...nny+cooler+diy
#3
I don't have any experience with either but I found a pic of a tC with a trans cooler here
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...+cooler&page=3
just scroll down it's towards the bottom.
Don't know about the oil cooler though sorry
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...+cooler&page=3
just scroll down it's towards the bottom.
Don't know about the oil cooler though sorry
#4
keep in mind now.....the more fittings you have...the more possible leaks. i personally dont think we need an oil cooler. ive ran mine multiple times at the track and have only seen 220F......but when im driving on the interstate on a hot day....it also reads 220F. so i dont see it as a need. same thing with a turbo timer, the whole point is to let the oil cool before the car shuts off. youd have to run the turbo timer for 5 minutes to see any cooling effect.
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#8
I'm running one from glowshift, I don't have a oil temp gauge, but I have noticed my oil does not get as black as fast as it used to, guessing its because it is running cooler. One thing I will recommend anybody using any oil/transs cooler is to use white thread lock(I think loctite has one) on all the fittings/threads, I installed at first without any and I saw leaks almost right away, haven't had any since adding the white thread lock.
#10
I'm running one from glowshift, I don't have a oil temp gauge, but I have noticed my oil does not get as black as fast as it used to, guessing its because it is running cooler. One thing I will recommend anybody using any oil/transs cooler is to use white thread lock(I think loctite has one) on all the fittings/threads, I installed at first without any and I saw leaks almost right away, haven't had any since adding the white thread lock.
and where did you mount it?
#11
Here are some pics of my set-up:
I used allot of zip-ties to make sure none of the hoses would be anywhere near any moving parts or debris, as far as mounting, the actual oil cooler has a bracket with 2 holes on each side top and bottom, I just used 4(2 on each upper side)6" or taller wood screws and drilled them into the that white crash foam sitting behind the bumper, ghetto I know but its done the job and believe it or not its very sturdy and secure, well hope that makes sense.
I used allot of zip-ties to make sure none of the hoses would be anywhere near any moving parts or debris, as far as mounting, the actual oil cooler has a bracket with 2 holes on each side top and bottom, I just used 4(2 on each upper side)6" or taller wood screws and drilled them into the that white crash foam sitting behind the bumper, ghetto I know but its done the job and believe it or not its very sturdy and secure, well hope that makes sense.
#14
The setrab oil cooler is deff. very nice but its pretty thick... IDK where I would mount it I think Im going to go with the glowshift one it looks a decent amount thinner.... but i got to make it fit so we'll see
#15
http://www.google.com/products?q=set...ed=0CDYQrQQwAg
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