Turbo cool down period
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Luke;
All the air-cooled turbo's are oil lubed only. They do not have water cooling available, you would have to make a radiator and add a electric pump. That is why it is so important to let the engine cool down.
All the air-cooled turbo's are oil lubed only. They do not have water cooling available, you would have to make a radiator and add a electric pump. That is why it is so important to let the engine cool down.
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Thanks all for the excellent advice and information. I hope nobody mistook the gist of my post to be doubting the very sound and knowledgeable advice on turbo cool down periods in this thread - I was simply trying to get a better feel for the issue which I did, thank you very much, from your responses.
Cheers,
M
Cheers,
M
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[quote]Originally posted by Kevin:
<strong>Luke;
All the air-cooled turbo's are oil lubed only. They do not have water cooling available, you would have to make a radiator and add a electric pump. That is why it is so important to let the engine cool down.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'm sorry. THat's was such a stupid question!
<strong>Luke;
All the air-cooled turbo's are oil lubed only. They do not have water cooling available, you would have to make a radiator and add a electric pump. That is why it is so important to let the engine cool down.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'm sorry. THat's was such a stupid question!
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