I am in the process of fitting a mocal oil cooler instead of the stock vw water to oil cooler and I am having trouble finding out what hoses I need to replace the 2 that go to the stock cooler. I was just going to join them together for now but it looks kack and the hoses look ready to split.
I have a 2l bottom end from a mk3 gti so also need a water flange for the front of the block with just the 2 outlets (block breather getting blanked off if the bits ever get here)
1st hose: s shape from water flange to pump
2nd hose from pump reducing to hard pipe that goes to expansion and heater.
Will put some pics up to show better when I find the cable for my phone
oil cooler removal hoses required
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oil cooler removal hoses required
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Re: oil cooler removal hoses required
Be interested in seeing this as it's EXACTLY what I'm going to be doing too.
I was gonna see if my standard 1.8 hoses would do the business, if so, will try and get some piccies for you, and possibly part numbers too :D
Incidentally, did you get the full mocal set? or just the sandwich plate with other stuff?
Be interested to see the full setup once you're done
I was gonna see if my standard 1.8 hoses would do the business, if so, will try and get some piccies for you, and possibly part numbers too :D
Incidentally, did you get the full mocal set? or just the sandwich plate with other stuff?
Be interested to see the full setup once you're done
Re: oil cooler removal hoses required
That will be the hose from a Mk 1 then.Vonlard wrote:.....2nd hose from pump reducing to hard pipe that goes to expansion and heater.
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Re: oil cooler removal hoses required
That will be the hose from a Mk 1 then.[/quote]
That was what I was thinking but not sure what year vw started fitting the oil cooler.
I went with this kit but with the upgrade to stainless lines.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
may end up getting a thermostatic sandwich plate if it takes too long to warm up and mounting the cooler in front of the rad
That was what I was thinking but not sure what year vw started fitting the oil cooler.
I went with this kit but with the upgrade to stainless lines.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
may end up getting a thermostatic sandwich plate if it takes too long to warm up and mounting the cooler in front of the rad
It was meant to be a cheep run around till I finished the Type 1, Now I have 2 projects and an obsession
61 Type 1 Gasser project
88 Scirocco GTX rolling project
61 Type 1 Gasser project
88 Scirocco GTX rolling project
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Re: oil cooler removal hoses required
You have options:
1. Keep the standard cooler with the Mocal one, and run a shorter oil filter (there's a polo one that does the job - Mk3 1.4 polo I think). That's what I'm running on mine. It's a track car, so I change the oil and filter every couple of thousand miles anyway.
2. Use a piece of copper pipe to join the two hoses
3. Buy a length of silicon / other hose the right diameter from Rally design, or somewhere similar.

1. Keep the standard cooler with the Mocal one, and run a shorter oil filter (there's a polo one that does the job - Mk3 1.4 polo I think). That's what I'm running on mine. It's a track car, so I change the oil and filter every couple of thousand miles anyway.
2. Use a piece of copper pipe to join the two hoses
3. Buy a length of silicon / other hose the right diameter from Rally design, or somewhere similar.

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1984 1.6 GT Project. 69k In progress
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Re: oil cooler removal hoses required
already swapped it all over. binned the old oil cooler and plugged the coolant hoses with bug rear body mount bolts for now as they are a perfect fit, I had 2 of them in a big quality street tin and I am skint lol. gonna go full samco later but for now I want to spend the money on paint and filler.
It was meant to be a cheep run around till I finished the Type 1, Now I have 2 projects and an obsession
61 Type 1 Gasser project
88 Scirocco GTX rolling project
61 Type 1 Gasser project
88 Scirocco GTX rolling project
