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  1. 08-22-2018, 03:14 PM #1
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    1969-1973 S model oil cooler in front fender options?

    I have a 1969T with the twin battery boxes.

    I have the elephant hard oil lines and front fender mount oil cooler but the battery box is in the way.

    Would my elephant hardline kit work with an original type S fender mounted oil cooler?
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    The battery boxes are not a problem,,,,as long as you use the correct louvered plate behind the cooler. My 72 S going to Parade last summer,,,,,110 degrees across Utah,,,,210 oil temp running 80-90.
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    Not sure what you're asking... The cooler goes directly behind the battery box...

    Here's my '73 with a '72 cooler... from both sides

    Hope this helps...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Miller View Post
    Not sure what you're asking... The cooler goes directly behind the battery box...

    Here's my '73 with a '72 cooler... from both sides

    Hope this helps...

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    would this be the elephant cooler?
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  5. 08-22-2018, 06:09 PM #5
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    would this be the elephant cooler?
    Nope.... I have a '72 factory cooler on my '73...

    I guessing now by your wording that you have an Elephant cooler and hard lines and you're wondering if what you have will fit... Yes?

    I would call Chuck Moreland owner of Elephant with any questions you have …

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