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by enjr » Mon 13.08.2012, 01:07
My oil cooler is leaking and I think I need a new one. Currently it is not spraying out but is a fast drip when under pressure. Nobody wants to repair it and I can't find a new one. I live in Vancouver B.C. Canada. Any suggestions on where? How? Or what?
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by bobbrown » Mon 13.08.2012, 12:33
you could get one from
here SJ Sportscars.
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by theelanman » Mon 13.08.2012, 14:51
bobbrown wrote:you could get one from
here SJ Sportscars.
Bob
I got mine from them.....seemed very good quality and its been on for a couple of years now....

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by Fourdoorcat » Tue 21.08.2012, 00:09
I suggest you look it over and see if you can determine the location of the leak. If it is a fitting, you might only need a couple of new crush (or dowty) washers. If it is a hose, you won't need another oil cooler.
It is a little hard to see, so good luck with this. Let us know what you find.
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