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engine temps

I put my 85 targa on the road for a few months last summer. I had a few hot situations in traffic but I guess I was lucky...nothing major. I was going to put a fan on my oil cooler to alleviate any problems this summer. When I looked in my fender-well I realized...I don't have an oil cooler! The PO must have taken it out. So now I need to plumb a system in.
Has anyone had any experience with Glenencor's Racing "T-slot linear oil cooling line"? Glenencor is an ebay store.
I'm wondering if this can be used instead of the brass lines, under the car?

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Al

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Old 05-16-2007, 02:24 PM
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Are you sure there is no cooler?

Are there oil lines under the passenger side sill and up throough the back/top of the passenger side front wheel well?

Nothing like this in the front wheel well?
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Those lines over on eBay look like the elephant racing cooling lines. Looks like a bit of a project to get them bent correctly to fit.
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Hey Bill,
I never had a reason to look for a cooler, (through the winter). My fear is of overheating in traffic this summer. I thought I'd be proactive and put a fan in first.
I went to measure for a fan and saw nothing but fender-well.
I need to check where it ends (I was in a hurry last week). I'll check under the car this weekend. I'm guessing tstat, lines, cooler and fan.

Do you think it's alright to drive like this if I watch my temp (and avoid traffic jams)?

(and I was just getting to upgrade my headlights d#%$!)

Thanks,

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Old 05-17-2007, 10:23 AM
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Joe, the item description says they can be bent.
I thought it might be worth a shot if they allow for additional cooling.
I sent Genencor an email.

Its funny, they appeared to be a speed shop in Wisconsin. The reply was from a "Kim Liend" it said we have no tech available. I'm wondering if that's Wisconsin China.....Hmmm.

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Hey Bill,

Do you think it's alright to drive like this if I watch my temp (and avoid traffic jams)?


Al
I wouldn't drive it like that unless ambients were in the 50s
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Thanks Bill, I guess I'm down at least another week.

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