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Old 07-13-2002, 03:41 PM
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hi guys
im new here.i have a question.i have a 88 944 and i had a 944 turbo oilcooler fitted to it.the first year i had it on the temps were very low.this past year the temps have gone back to what they were when i didnt have it,which run pretty high in the summer time.last year the water temp gauge would stay on the first bar no matter what speed i was traveling at,this was after i put the oil cooler in. i just had a new radiator put in so i know its not that.so my question is,is there a thermostat in the turbo oil cooler system.if so is it in the cooler itself or behind the plate that bolts to the block.
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There is a thermostat in the housing. It's under the big hex-head cap next to the oil filter. After driving for a while, touch the little oil cooler radiator, if it's cold....you found your problem.
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hi tom
thanks for you reply ill check that out.the differnce in run the oilcooler on my 944 is like night and day as far as cooling the car. so i really want to find out what the problem is.

i notice that you have a supra also,im restoring an 88 mr2 supercharged.i had one of those before i got my porsche,but i missed it alot so i picked up an mr2 in VA. for cheap money.

so thanks for you help
Ernie



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