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| Hendrik
01-24-2013 13:45:21
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The Fiat 124 Spider I bought last year has an add on oil cooler for the auto transmission.
Would like to mount this cooler a little better. It sits between the grill and the radiator (engine coolant cooler). In the pic the radiator is removed.
The overall dimensions are approximately 13 by 5 by 0.75 inches.
Since the cooler has no mounting ears, I am thinking of a rubber strap looped through each of the three U bends in the pipe and attached to a vertical post to be mounted between the cross members below and above the cooler.
Open to your learned and practical suggestions!
Appreciate your help, Hendrik
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| mtn.man
01-24-2013 19:40:21
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Re: OT mounting oil cooler in reply to Hendrik, 01-24-2013 13:45:21
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| Go to NAPA they can get you the mounting kit for add on trans. coolers.
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| Mark Robke
01-24-2013 18:30:12
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Re: OT mounting oil cooler in reply to Hendrik, 01-24-2013 13:45:21
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| When they come in a kit, they have little rubbers that you slip plastic wire ties thru and secure directly to radiator.Mark
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| Jeff B.
01-24-2013 19:44:16
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Re: OT mounting oil cooler in reply to Mark Robke, 01-24-2013 18:30:12
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| Go to a place that sells those kind of coolers and ask for a Hayden # K210 or Derale # 13010. It"s the kit you want with the rubber foam pads and the wire tie type mountings. Transmission supply places will have them.
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| showcrop
01-24-2013 16:46:04
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Re: OT mounting oil cooler in reply to Hendrik, 01-24-2013 13:45:21
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| Good thing it's not a ford truck or you would have to put it under the intake manifold.
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| Rick Kr
01-24-2013 15:05:04
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Re: OT mounting oil cooler in reply to Hendrik, 01-24-2013 13:45:21
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| | We do this all the time on drag cars. You may have to fab something up to mount it to, like two stout brackets on each side. Then we put 3/8 or 1/2 inch thick foam (dense, not soft) between the mounts and the cooler. Then use very heavy zipties to hold it down. Never had one break yet. Rick
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