Oil Coolers

I'd have to look at the spec, but an oil cooler is probably
pressure tested / designed to hold at 400-500 PSI. Since
the oil pressure is regulated at 35-90 PSI there is a good
margin for minor oil pressure spikes. But the oil pump can
far exceed that if the relief valve is stuck, it can produce
oil pressures as high as a good hydraulic pump, just not the
volume.

Nice to have a report on a company.



"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
ups.com...
|
| Jim Burns wrote:
| In addition to JimM's great information, check out
| http://www.oilcoolers.com/ , Pacific Oil Cooler Service.
Lots of good info
| there. If you get to OSH next summer, look them up.
You'll be amazed at
| how much crud can accumulate in your oil cooler.
|
| I had these guys O/H my Mooneys oil cooler and haven't had
any
| problems.
|
| -Robert
|