Oil pressure sending unit range ???

[M3kanic]

I wonder if the aftermarket corvette oil coolers would work. If they do that would make the whole process easier.

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[kbuskill]

Are you sure you don't already have an oil cooler? My Denali does. It's small so I was thinking if you have one you could get a bigger one and the lines are already there.

Negative... mine does not have an oil cooler. I have had the front end off when I added a bigger trans cooler inline with the factory one and I do my own oil changes, and other stunts, and it definitely does not have any oil cooler lines attached to the ports above the oil filter... only the cap.

 

[kbuskill]

I wonder if the aftermarket corvette oil coolers would work. If they do that would make the whole process easier.

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Which cooler are you speaking of? Do you have a link?

I can get the factory cooler lines for about $50 and a decent cooler for about the same OR since I already have a remote mount dual oil filter setup all I would need to buy is the adaptor to go in place of the factory oil filter and I could run it that way with a cooler inline.

I know if I run the cooler off of the factory oil filter location then it should cause a drop in pressure because the oil pump pushes the oil through the filter first before going into the block and up to the pressure switch.

If I run it from the factory cooler line location I am not certain if that would be PRE or POST pressure switch.

 

[M3kanic]

Something like this that will allow you to run something like a TruCool

http://www.improvedracing.com/oil-c...ette-oil-cooler-thermostat-adapter-p-369.html

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[kbuskill]

Something like this that will allow you to run something like a TruCool

http://www.improvedracing.com/oil-c...ette-oil-cooler-thermostat-adapter-p-369.html

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When you said Corvette oil cooler I thought you wereeaming the actual cooler that goes in front of the radiator, not the adaptor.

This is the one I was looking at:
http://www.jegs.com/i/Hamburgers/497/3327/10002/-1

The one you posted bolts up to the factory cooler port location and I am not 100% sure if that would cause the pressure drop I am looking for.

 

[M3kanic]

I was trying to give you ideas. I am have high temps while towing and ran across it doing research but have not found anyone using it on a sub.

But maybe you could port out the area below the sensor to make a "dead" spot.

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