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If you want higher oil temps in cold weather. You can always put duct tape across a couple of rows on the oil cooler. This blocks the air flow across
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If you want higher oil temps in cold weather. You can always put duct tape across a couple of rows on the oil cooler. This blocks the air flow across the cooler. This is a cheap and easy way to do it. I've done it in the past.
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