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From: Art Jensen <flycassutts@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: high oil temps
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So would it be correct to say that since we are flying
experimental airplanes and if the oil cooler from the
"G" is interchangeable with the "N", that this would
be a solution?

My brothers Cirrus has the "N" and has no oil temp.
problems and I know some Legacy owners with tighter
cowls, smaller air inlets than the ES that have no
cooling problems.  How would you explain this?


> Your temps are not unusual at all in the ES with the
> IO550N.  The N has a
> bad oil cooler(ineffective).  TCM acknoledges this,
> but won't do anything
> about it because that particular oil cooler is
> certified with that
> engine, and they can't change it without
> re-certification.  There are
> some small changes you can make to at least help the
> situation.  I would
> suggest you go through the ES list archives.(not
> this LML list). This has
> been discussed many times before and I'm sure all
> the info you are
> looking for is there.  The IO550G has the good oil
> cooler/vernatherm and
> is the same one that's on the TSIO550E I believe.  


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