Terry's new "Telcool MK5" Oil Cooler Adapter!

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  • Nessism
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    • Mar 2006
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    • Torrance, CA

    #16
    Originally posted by gbeckhart
    "Hey Terry, will this fit a 1982 GS 650L? If so, do you have installation instructions?

    Thanks,
    George"
    Terry hasn't been on the forum in something like 10 years.

    Installing an oil cooler adapter is pretty simple: remove old cover and install adapter instead. Hook up oil cooler hoses to adapter ports.
    Ed

    To measure is to know.

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    • Guest

      #17
      wow, necro city.

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      • roberthiggs@hotmail.com

        #18
        Hi Nessism, do you know of anyone who is currently making an oil cooler adapter for a 2 valve gs 750 motor ? now that Terry is no longer on the forum

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        • Chuck78
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          • Aug 2012
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          #19
          Suzuki Performance Spares in the UK & eBay sells brand new cast aluminum GS oil cooler adapters with and without the sending unit hookup. They were quite pricey last I looked, but I bet with England voting to exit the European Union, exchange rates are working in our favor in the USA quite a bit at the moment.
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          • Nessism
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            #20
            Making your own adapter is pretty simple. Basscliff posted the link above for a tutorial I made.

            If someone were to put an ad in the Parts Wanted forum there is a very good chance that someone here with a spare will spring into action and offer one up too.
            Ed

            To measure is to know.

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            • posplayr
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              • Dec 2007
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              #21
              About $130 at today's exchange rate

              Suzuki GS1000 Oil Cooler Adaptor.. Billet cooler takeoff.. Suzuki Performance Spares, your premier source for quality new and used motorcycle parts.

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