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65_BRG_Sprite
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I picked up an oil cooler today- '72 'B', hoping it will work for my '65 Sprite. Did I do good or bad?
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Oil Cooler
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Jim_Gruber
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Challenging thing will be getting it flushed out. Opinions differ on whether needed or mot.
taskadog
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IMHO
With a good flushing and careful examination, the cooler should be fine. New hoses are needed. I think Moss sells an installation kit, complete with hoses and brackets.
Then you'll need the fittings at the oil filter and pressure release bearings.
You'll eliminate the banjo pipe and fittings, which will bring some coin on ebay.
With a good flushing and careful examination, the cooler should be fine. New hoses are needed. I think Moss sells an installation kit, complete with hoses and brackets.
Then you'll need the fittings at the oil filter and pressure release bearings.
You'll eliminate the banjo pipe and fittings, which will bring some coin on ebay.
OP
65_BRG_Sprite
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Figured sizing would be fine; cleaned up nicely and flowed well. Put on the shelf for when I have a few extra dollars. (hah)