Posted by ericy on December 14, 2009 at 14:18:28 from (205.188.116.73):
HAS any one ever had or heard of an "oil cooler " kit on a 350 s.b. i have a 1992 3500 deully p/u that the "oil cooler " thing blew out the other day on my way to work at 4:30 a.m. 11' out had to run it 2 miles to town at 0 oil presuer did it hurt the motor? can i save it? can i take that "thing off" and put the oil filer back on. it is bolted to the block then the filter on bottom they "maybe" a gasket in there that let loose ? a nother great thing chevy came up with I know why its on but i only pull 1 tractor 30 miles a few times a year not gonna pull it a cross the country with 4 tons at 75 mph
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