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Need help with new parts.
I need to replace the oil cooler in the front fender and one of the oil cooler pipes that runs inside the rocker panel. Should I go with the OEM stuff or are there some other options I should think about? The car is an 88 turbo cab.
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Factory lines are fine, there are some nice finned lines but I doubt they make much difference behind the factory rocker panels.
If they motor is modded, you may consider a front cooler in a different valance below the bumper, but you may still want your late style fender cooler in oem w/ fan as well. If you get a used cooler, be sure to have it ultrasonically cleaned and tested. They can be full of metal if the history is unknown and washing in a parts bin will not get it out no matter how hard you try. You should be able to clean a used oil line sufficiently though... If the line just has a small damaged portion, you can repair it w/ a copper splice by brazing it in...
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Several people have had good luck with heating up the factory cooler lines and pressurizing with air so that any crushing "pops" out, if that's your problem.
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I checked out the Elephant site and sent them an email. I read about their products and it keeps saying for all 911s. I need to know if this stuff will work on a 930. I assume so but want to hear it from them.
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