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oil cooler for 81 gs1100e

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so i know the 1150 oil cooler will work, what other gs oil coolers will work on my 81 1100e. or should i say what other oil coolers will work, like maybe off an sv650 or a bandit. has anyone done that???? all ideas welcome :D
 
You'll need an 1150 oil cover for a proper installation of any cooler.
 
You'll need an 1150 oil cover for a proper installation of any cooler.

Yes you will need an 1150 oil cover if you use the front banjo bolts as was provided by Suzuki. However that is the only case where you need an 1150 cover.

I have two custom made covers that do not use the banjo bolts and are plumbed into the cover itself. In this case they obviously are not 1150 covers.

Second many 1100E/S 's in Japan have the oil coolers connected to the rear sensor cover rather than using the front banjo bolts. (see gallery at Katmans site). They guys also don't use 1150 covers (I'm guessing) either as that would basically starve their engines of oil.

Yes if you plan on using the banjo bolts on either side of the filter cover; no otherwise.

Jim
 
one more angle of the fittings. the previous owner said it had an oil cooler but it was removed long ago :|
 
So they just ran a crossover tube to eliminate the existing cooler. I have a brand new cooler in the For Sale area. A set of '85 700 or '83 750 lines would probably work for you with my cooler.
 
Crazy, whooda thunk :(

At first I figured, they had a 1150 cover and just wanted to remove the cooler.

Well that looks like an 1100 cover and you still would need the 11590 cover if you use the banjos.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showpost.php?p=873706&postcount=11

Top_Filter_Cover.jpg

Bottom_Filter_Cover.jpg
 
Crazy, whooda thunk :(

At first I figured, they had a 1150 cover and just wanted to remove the cooler.

Well that looks like an 1100 cover and you still would need the 11590 cover if you use the banjos.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showpost.php?p=873706&postcount=11

Top_Filter_Cover.jpg

Bottom_Filter_Cover.jpg
A picture is worth a thousand words. Remove your cover and see what you have. If you don't have the 1150 cover you need to block that port the 1150 cover blocks. I have a ten dollar plug that will do the trick. I already sold it once to posplayr but he gave it back to me thinking it was a joke. It's not a joke and that's what I run in my bike. Basically it's a bolt with washers and o-rings and a nut at the end to hold it together.
 
Cheff,
U can tell the cover from the outside: if it has ti ts it (pronounced like nipple) is 1100.:p His has ti ts :D

You plug will starve the engine if the cooler plugs. Not likely but that is why Suzuki put that little calibrated bleed through on the 1150 cover. :twistedevil:

Pos
 
Cheff,
U can tell the cover from the outside: if it has ti ts it (pronounced like nipple) is 1100.:p His has ti ts :D

You plug will starve the engine if the cooler plugs. Not likely but that is why Suzuki put that little calibrated bleed through on the 1150 cover. :twistedevil:

Pos
Or if the next owner decides to remove the cooler, plugs the fittings, and doesn't change back to the original cover.
 
Is it necessary with an after market? like an Earl's?

with or with out the 1150 cover itll still work ...however ...with the standard 1100 cover it wont be as efficient as the 1150 cover . it would only be getting 50 percent or so of the oil flow .

if i remember correctly either earls or goodridge do a drilled plug specifically for the 1100 engine that fits into the gallery which allows you to retain the original oil cover :)
 
if i remember correctly either earls or goodridge do a drilled plug specifically for the 1100 engine that fits into the gallery which allows you to retain the original oil cover :)

BacoChef Performance Parts makes one 2. :lol:
 
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