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Starline Oil Cooler
Starline Oil Cooler
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Starline Oil Cooler
888614

£15.29
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Starline Oil Cooler

Almost one third of the heat generated by the engine must be removed by the vehicle's two cooling systems.Your engine has two cooling systems. 1) The top of the engine: the area around each cylinder in the engine block, the combustion chamber areas in the cylinder head and the intake manifold, dispel heat through the engine's radiator coolant system.(2) The rest of the engine: the crankshaft, bearings, camshaft, lifters, connecting rods and pistons are only cooled by engine oil.The ideal operating range for engine oil is 180øF through 200øF. While operating within this range, the oil works as a lubricant, coolant, and cleansing agent in the engine. Modern engines generally run with radiator coolant temperatures between 200øF and 220øF with oil temperature ranges between 20øF and 75øF Hotter. In other words, when the engine is performing flawlessly, the engine oil is already overheating! Oil that exceeds 220øF rapidly loses its ability to lubricate and cool causing accerlerated fatigue and premature component failure.As oil cycles through tube-and-fin style coolers, heat is extracted through the tubes to the external fins where it is absorbed by the air flowing through the cooler.ÿ In ordinary coolers, the oil nearest the wall of the tube cools quickly, forming a thin, sludge-like insulating layer. The oil flowing through the center of the tube remains hot, never receiving proper cooling.

If you need to return an item we'll happily offer a refund as long as this is within 28 days of delivery, in its original packaging and you have proof of purchase.

There are several easy ways to return your item(s):

  • FREE in-store returns*
  • by post

You can return an item for FREE to a Retail store, but if you choose to return by post you'll need to cover the cost of postage.  However, if the item you're returning is faulty we'll refund the postage once we've received the item and checked the fault.  

For more information on our Returns Information, including our Courier service, please visit: Returns Information | Halfords UK

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* Please don’t forget your proof of purchase. We may need to verify the serial number on your receipt against the serial number on the item being returned.

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Starline Oil Cooler
Starline Oil Cooler
£15.29

Starline Oil Cooler

Almost one third of the heat generated by the engine must be removed by the vehicle's two cooling systems.Your engine has two cooling systems. 1) The top of the engine: the area around each cylinder in the engine block, the combustion chamber areas in the cylinder head and the intake manifold, dispel heat through the engine's radiator coolant system.(2) The rest of the engine: the crankshaft, bearings, camshaft, lifters, connecting rods and pistons are only cooled by engine oil.The ideal operating range for engine oil is 180øF through 200øF. While operating within this range, the oil works as a lubricant, coolant, and cleansing agent in the engine. Modern engines generally run with radiator coolant temperatures between 200øF and 220øF with oil temperature ranges between 20øF and 75øF Hotter. In other words, when the engine is performing flawlessly, the engine oil is already overheating! Oil that exceeds 220øF rapidly loses its ability to lubricate and cool causing accerlerated fatigue and premature component failure.As oil cycles through tube-and-fin style coolers, heat is extracted through the tubes to the external fins where it is absorbed by the air flowing through the cooler.ÿ In ordinary coolers, the oil nearest the wall of the tube cools quickly, forming a thin, sludge-like insulating layer. The oil flowing through the center of the tube remains hot, never receiving proper cooling.

If you need to return an item we'll happily offer a refund as long as this is within 28 days of delivery, in its original packaging and you have proof of purchase.

There are several easy ways to return your item(s):

  • FREE in-store returns*
  • by post

You can return an item for FREE to a Retail store, but if you choose to return by post you'll need to cover the cost of postage.  However, if the item you're returning is faulty we'll refund the postage once we've received the item and checked the fault.  

For more information on our Returns Information, including our Courier service, please visit: Returns Information | Halfords UK

Print a returns note form here.

* Please don’t forget your proof of purchase. We may need to verify the serial number on your receipt against the serial number on the item being returned.