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Is it necessary to ger an Oil Cooler?

Originally Posted by BettyZ Block off plate can literally be lines of duct tape that you put on the front of your oil cooler during the winter. Thermo plate stops

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Old 05-14-2019, 02:04 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Block off plate can literally be lines of duct tape that you put on the front of your oil cooler during the winter. Thermo plate stops oil from flowing unimpeded to the cooler before your engine is warm enough... so basically yes. And yes you keep your stock oil cooler on the car

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Nevermind now I see what this "Block off Plate" is lol. Some nice sheet metal and Velcro! Someone else told me about this in this thread, took me this long to figure it out
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