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Old 01-26-2013, 10:35 AM
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Has anyone used the LN Heat Exchange Delete on a 996/986 motor to plumb a true oil cooler? I'm looking at the pics and am wondering about if there are seals for the water in/out flow? Pics just show hole and no fittings. Large black -AN fittings are for the oil lines to and from the newly installed cooler.

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Here are pictures of the top and bottom of the unit

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I think the seals are in the block and they sit proud of it and are compressed when the fitting is installed.
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Thanks for that. Knowing the quality of LN I'm sure it's thought out and works perfect, I was just wondering.
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I would agree with that. If you do make up a kit I would be very interested in the parts list. I currently run the 3 radaitors and only 1 fan with a manual on/off switch for paddock sitting and no troubles with heat, however I have heard cooler is better so getting a larger oil cooler in the wind would be nice.



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