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Jeff,
I can't remember who it was that had the same problem
with two oil coolers.
I believe the oil and oil cooling are mostly
independent, but not totally.
Perhaps you can use the two for oil cooling on extended
climbs/ Take-off, and shut one off at cruise?
You didn't mention the actual temps of both oil and
water, was this flight temps or just running the engine?
George ( down under)
I have an unusual problem – my oil temperature is about 40F
lower than my water temperature. I have 2 oil coolers and 1 water
radiator.
I’m considering converting 1 oil cooler into a water
radiator. Obviously my oil temperature is going to increase, but if the
water temperature is improved significantly will this also help in reducing the
rise in oil temperature. So far, my experiments have shown that reducing
the oil temperature has little effect on water temperature.
Does anyone know if reducing their water temperature also
reduces oil temperature? – or are the two systems mostly independent?
Jeff
Whaley
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