Oil pipes to Radiator ??
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oil dripper
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tis yer oil cooler
Ohhh, is the oil cooler in the radiator then?
Sorry to be a bit thick but I'm having to transplant a 300 into the 110 so need to know what I need and what I dont, if you know what I mean.
oil dripper
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Pm sent
hughesy
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Is it to lubicate the radiator? No? Must be what oil dripper said then.
The oil goes to the radiator to lubricate the tubes so the water flows faster and cools down faster. Surely that's obvious?
LarchesY
That's where your wrong see, I aint stooopid.
The oil is warmed up in the radiator to keep the engine up to the correct temperature.
Diesel man
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Lol, some poor sod might believe that.
discomania
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You are all so stupid, the OIL heats up the water so your heater works! It’s actually an oil to water heat exchanger; it just LOOKS like a radiator.
Mr_V
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I thought the oil flow turns the fan!!
