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Oil Cooler, How cold is too cold?

Originally Posted by SwissCheese Total noob question here, but what does the thermostatic sandwich plate do? Same thing the thermostat on your coolant system does. It prevents fluid from going

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Old 06-15-2015, 08:49 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Total noob question here, but what does the thermostatic sandwich plate do?

Same thing the thermostat on your coolant system does. It prevents fluid from going thru the heat exchanger (I.e. Oil cooler) until you reach a certain operating temperature.
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