I mean can it be used as an engine oil cooler?
794802
I would think so as long as you put good hose on it, keeps my transmission nice and cool
794803
I guess you could, but that would be kind of an overkill. Engine oil coolers are normally of a smaller dimensions.
794804
Absolutely,, you can use the Derale oil cooler for both engine and trans. I have a 4x4 truck and I use it to keep my turbo 400 cool,, it works very well.
794805
Yes. I run this on my 871 overdriven 502 BBC as an oil cooler. Works wonders!
1276637
I dont think so. but why you need to cool the engine oil? Engine oil is made to handle extreme heat. Just change the oil regularly, then you will be fine. On a side note, this Mishimoto cooler is designed for FLUID, not OIL, so I dont think it will work, since fluid and oil are different in many ways.
1096498
Yes it can but it is probably to big to fit under the hood. You could us a filter 1/4 this size for your application.
1919477
Yes thats what its for to be used with coolant, but if you dont have a present leak then do not use it, you can keep one for emergency coolant leaks.
1045008
The unit is built the same as a transmission cooler just much smaller and so it could be used for that purpose. You would have to confirm inlet/outlet sizing.
786049
JP - I'm sure you could, but I wouldn't. This machine is designed for easy clean up and the oil, once cooled can go back into it's original bottle or a bottle of your choosing. Hope this helps. C&KG;
917584
I dont think so. It sits on top of a water bottle and there is no reservoir that you can put the oils in.
292138
Yes you can, but sparingly. The oil is quite thick and heavy so a tiny bit goes a long way.
1482259
I see no reason why not. It's very strong oil, so a little would go a long long way.
307942
Yes it can be, however you may want to make sure that what you put on it does not block the air flow over your radiator or block any lights or signal lights on the front of the vehicle.
894097
Yes, as long as you have a relatively flat spot to attach it. It has adhesive on one side and it is somewhat flexible. I put one on the bottom my truck's oil pan and also my wife's SUV. They make starting in below zero weather much easier. Engine blocks, crankcases, and oil pans seem to be the most common places to put them but they will warm anything that you can fasten them to.
1658981
I think it would be better as an intake fan but you could probably use it either way.
903494
Since it has nothing to do with the emmisions system, I don't know why CARB would have any jurisdiction. It's the cooling system. The EGR cooler would be the only coolant related component that CARB would be interested in. Get the filter, save your oil cooler :)
737365
no. this pump is for fluid only. it will pump diesel. antifreeze and light to medium viscous oil.
1833595
Yes it can, make sure that your cooler is designed to convert to heat mode or else you will damage the cooling unit and fan.
1323385
Yes, but I would use a different method of mounting the cooler. Something like the radiator core support. Many times the heat cycles combined with any vibration can have disastrous effects on the radiator.
6735
If you have space to mount it, you can probably get it to work on almost anything.Drawing coolant from the lowest part of the cooling system and putting it back on the engine side of the thermostat(you don't want the radiator cooling what you're trying to heat).Could require creative plumbing.