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Old 05-24-2015, 09:40 AM   #1
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Greddy oil cooler to cold

I have just recently started running my greddy oil cooler i think i have hooked it up correctly but the temp for normal driving sits at about 70 degrees C.
I believe the target should be about 82. I have i set it up wrong or can i adjust the thermostat?
Also i have my oil temp sensor in the sump. Not that that should make any difference.

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Old 05-24-2015, 11:03 AM   #2
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How cold is it there? That's my normal temp just driving home when it is 50F here. That is staying out of boost and cruising for about 10 miles.
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Old 05-24-2015, 12:17 PM   #3
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Ambient temperature is around 25 C at this time of year.
From what I am told that's to cold of oil temp. Are you runing the greedy cooler too?
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adjust the stat. Unless is stock, then buy a new one
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Sounds like you need to block off airflow to the cooler using a block-off plate.

I use my front license plate since my Perrin oil cooler is center-mounted:



With the block-off plate installed, in 70 F (21 C) ambient temps, my oil temps will sit right around 182-185 F (83-85C) on the highway.

When I get to the track, I pull my license plate off to let airflow to the cooler.
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adjust the stat. Unless is stock, then buy a new one
Do you know what brands make a adjustable stat? I am pretty sure that my greedy one isn't.
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