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760 oil cooler drain 700 1987

greetings,

does anyone know about draining an oil cooler

on an 1987 765turbo?

any help appreciated!!!

blessings,
enrique442








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760 oil cooler drain 700 1987

On my 91 940SE the oil lines are all steel tubing with a connection between the oil cooler and the oil filter at the harmonic balancer. I just break the fitting loose and let the oil drain into the pan. Using this method, I have found that there is very little oil running out of the oil filter when removed.

Maybe Volvo use rubber hoses on earlier models but I could see problems developing as the rubber ages. The same think can occur on those turbos that use water cooling for the oil instead of a air cooled oil cooler.

I got a replacement engine for my sedan that has the water cooled feature, but I will switch it over to an air cooled oil cooler. I personally think that is a better design as stated before about the rubber aging and getting hard.

That's my $.02

91 940SE sedan and wagon








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Mr. Warren,

Thank you so much for your input!
you give me hope!

blessings!
enrique442








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760 oil cooler drain 700 1987

Undo the lower hose where it connects to the steel tubes near the harmonic balancer.
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okay. i loosened and separated the nut on the steel line. i could

not separate the rubber hose from the steel line. ias there

a trick to it?


blessings,

enrique442








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760 oil cooler drain 700 1987

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