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Adding Oil Cooler to a Toyota

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Cheers Banjo

The first time I installed the aftermarket cooler in my AE86, I installed it upside down.  After some thinking about fluid dynamics, I eventually worked it out.  

I'm sure that was their thinking above also

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Had to think about that one Pete !    I've never had an after market oil cooler, so have never considered that it could be fitted upside  down.  I gather, you are referring to drain back,  (after engine shut down) , of the oil in the cooler,  seeping back into the sump, if the cooler is mounted above the height of the sump, which most are.

So the top hose on the oil cooler, should be connected to the "sandwich plate connection" under the oil filter, that comes from the oil pump outlet ?

Cheers Banjo

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