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The Sentinel 09-07-2014 04:32 AM

VIDEO - Install guide for OEM style coolant loop Oil cooler.
 
Here is a full install guide for a sandwich plate style Oil Cooler like what's found in the MY13+ Forester XT and MY15 WRX...

Purchased from www.forgedperformance.com.au

For full videos for Pre and Post install temperature and performance analysis Click Here

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21qWLjhRlfY"]Project BRZ - Video 21 - Oil Cooler Install Guide (Forged Performance Australia) - YouTube[/ame]

Anorexic 86 09-07-2014 07:27 AM

So this is an alternative way to connect the hoses compared to another DIY?

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50427

The Sentinel 09-07-2014 10:45 AM

Correct. Although in this case, you purchase the cooler as a kit, with all the parts and hoses required to connect to the locations I've used in the video. :)

Fizz 09-07-2014 10:46 AM

Did you drain the coolant for the install? If not, how much coolant comes out when you disconnect the loop hose? Gushing out or just a small flow?

hmong337 09-07-2014 12:35 PM

Great video! Subbed for reference. Thanks.

WhiteFRS69 09-07-2014 12:45 PM

really??? $450


when watching this video, i was expecting it to be around the 100-200 dollars range...

The Sentinel 09-07-2014 07:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fizz (Post 1935512)
Did you drain the coolant for the install? If not, how much coolant comes out when you disconnect the loop hose? Gushing out or just a small flow?

No need to drain the coolant.

Depends how quickly you do it. The bottom hole doesn't flow at all, but the top hole continues to flow until you put the hose on.

You lose whatever is in loop pipe, plus whatever comes out before you get the next pipe on.

Just be careful it doesn't come out of the pipe an in to the throttle body.

The Sentinel 09-07-2014 07:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WhiteFRS69 (Post 1935581)
really??? $450


when watching this video, i was expecting it to be around the 100-200 dollars range...

Car stuff is a LOT more expensive here in Australia.

s2d4 09-07-2014 07:55 PM

The cooler is $135 USD, delivered to Australia would be max 180 AUD, add the hoses and clamps at best $200 AUD.
He needs to make money, but $450 is way too high for me.

Fizz 09-07-2014 09:51 PM

When connecting the hoses to the TB, does it matter which hose goes to the top and which goes to the bottom?

Guillaume 09-08-2014 09:14 AM

Do you get the same kind of mass flow in the cooler as with the Forester-like set-up?

d1ck 09-08-2014 09:41 AM

Why didn't you burp the air from the coolant system?

Fizz 09-08-2014 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guillaume (Post 1936694)
Do you get the same kind of mass flow in the cooler as with the Forester-like set-up?

I was wondering about that as well. There must be a good reason why Subaru chose to route the oil cooler that way as opposed to the simpler TB option.

The Sentinel 09-09-2014 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fizz (Post 1936972)
I was wondering about that as well. There must be a good reason why Subaru chose to route the oil cooler that way as opposed to the simpler TB option.

I would imagine so. It's also the same setup that's used on the MY15 WRX. although they use different locations for the oil feed on the WRX.


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