Dr_Jekyll & Mr_Hyde Estate Project

[dr_jekyll]

I'd have installed a oil temperature gauge first to save fitting parts you probably don't really need.

I've never known oil temperatures be a huge problem on HDis - do you even know what oil temperature you're getting to? Because of the fact they're exchanged with the water system - you usually get high water temperature also... The HDis have a pretty over-specced cooling system as stock anyway.

What oil are you using?

The gauge i was after was £40, £30 for a pod and £16 for the sump plug adapter. It equated to half the price of the oil cooler so jumped straight on the cioler while i have those type of funds free. Water temp does indeed spike when boosting hard and then take a fair while to settle which is why this assumption has been made.
Deffinatley agree with a gauge is needed but while the funds are there i may aswell get the cooler. Being thermostatic it can never be a bad move.
Next two things are temp and pressure gauge so i can monitor A. Its deffo working and B. If i spring a leak and drop pressure

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