Oil cooler mounts, need some.
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Oil cooler mounts, need some.
I can't seem to find replacement oil cooler mounts. The ones that hang off the radiator. They've seperated. My parts car is the same way. Does anybody know where I can get new ones or modified ones (solid)????
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Here you go! Looks like they are about $50 for the pair. The oil cooler mounts are listed halfway down the page....
http://mazdatrix.com/b6.htm
Good luck!
Jamie
http://mazdatrix.com/b6.htm
Good luck!
Jamie
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Here you go! Looks like they are about $50 for the pair. The oil cooler mounts are listed halfway down the page....
http://mazdatrix.com/b6.htm
Good luck!
Jamie
http://mazdatrix.com/b6.htm
Good luck!
Jamie
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If you want to go cheapo, make them. Buy a yard of aluminum (the stuff thats got a 90 degree bend the whole way) and a pair of exhaust clamps (don't remember what size). Cut the aluminum to the length you need and drill holes in it so you can bolt it to the cooler, and then more holes so you can use the exhaust clamps to attach it to the round bar in front of the radiator.
I got this idea from someone else, don't remember who though. Take credit where credits due.
I got this idea from someone else, don't remember who though. Take credit where credits due.
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If you want to go cheapo, make them. Buy a yard of aluminum (the stuff thats got a 90 degree bend the whole way) and a pair of exhaust clamps (don't remember what size). Cut the aluminum to the length you need and drill holes in it so you can bolt it to the cooler, and then more holes so you can use the exhaust clamps to attach it to the round bar in front of the radiator.
I got this idea from someone else, don't remember who though. Take credit where credits due.
I got this idea from someone else, don't remember who though. Take credit where credits due.
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Yessir, it sure was. I used his writeup for mounting my FMOC, and it worked great. It was the second time that I have done the FMOC swap, but this time it was way easier thanks to the writeup. The mounts that I made are very solid, and do a nice job of locating the cooler where it will catch plenty of air.
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