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Old 14-11-16, 08:49
Paul Dutton Paul Dutton is offline
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aww and i just ripped my carrier apart to measuer the oil cooler for you ! ha ha ha - i had a message from Ben re the flexi oil pipes. not a prob for you to copy mine that Ben has, could i ask you to get me a couple made at the same time. if you need the dosh up front just say.
Who's making the flexi hoses??
I can make them up and some pipe work too. I might have a spare set on one of my carriers to copy.
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Old 14-11-16, 09:48
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petr i made my oil cooler using an old finned oil cooler from a saracen which i took apart and reassembled using 22mm plumbing fittings to create the 90 angles and reducers at the pipe connection end. the whole thing only took a couple of hours and cost £4
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Old 14-11-16, 11:11
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Thanks all! Yes Rick, that sounds cool! I have source of finned pipes I can make cooler from, just need to know proper outer diameter.
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Old 16-11-16, 06:47
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Is it true that the oil cooler constructed with the folded over wire are true English carrier manufacture and the coolers using the discs are the Canadian style?
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Old 16-11-16, 17:41
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That's my understanding Andrew, yes.
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Old 19-11-16, 05:44
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For those that may be interested ;Pictures show the 3 different types of oil coolers used in Carriers. First is the English, next the Canadian MK1*, then the LP manufactured ones for Australia and New Zealand. The NZ LP Carrier ones were made about 15 mins down the road from where I live. The Canadian one has twin tubes junctioning into a single outlet / Inlet, the LP were two separate tubes and the English one was a single tube with the wire loops.Cheers Andrew.
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Old 19-11-16, 09:50
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Very interesting Andrew, thanks for pics!
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