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2014/07/26 17:14:25 (permalink)
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stock oil warmer/cooler trouble

So I've been building my engine and I'm almost done. I have read that because my last engine ate a bearing its advised to replace the stock warmer/cooler and even my aftermarket item. Is there a way to remove the stock job completely? A new oil warmer/cooler goes for about 800$ and I just don't want to spend that kind of money for something that isn't even plumbed up. 
 
Any ideas?
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    5SGTE
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    Re: stock oil warmer/cooler trouble 2014/07/26 18:36:05 (permalink)
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    You sure can, you just need the shorter bolt thingo in the middle from a 5s then you can run an oil pick up off this for an AM cooler.
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    Re: stock oil warmer/cooler trouble 2014/07/26 19:22:57 (permalink)
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    Ok, So I have an Earls filter relocation and oil cooler kit. If I understand correctly, all I need to do is replace the oil bypass bolt with a shorter (5s) one? 
     
    If that's it, then damn, thanks so much!!
     
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    Re: stock oil warmer/cooler trouble 2014/07/27 14:18:42 (permalink)
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    no. you need to block off the coolant outlets. fit a gen2 3sge water pump housing.

    and weld the feed on the bypass pipes.
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    Re: stock oil warmer/cooler trouble 2014/07/27 17:50:37 (permalink)
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    the blocks are different because of the alloy adaptor under the cooler. some blocks have casting provision to drill and tap 4 holes and make a plate. otherwise, jsut work outwards from the alloy adaptor

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