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    #31
    Originally posted by Heretic View Post
    Just a FYI, if you decide to do the oil cooler, the lines for it are nothing more than -10AN lines. You can make them with a section of braided -10 hose and the appropriate ends. Both my stock oil cooler and the lines were going to hell, so I bought a small B&M cooler and made new lines for it.
    Good info. What exactly are the ends, standard AN type flare ends or are they something different?
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      #32
      The AN ends are just standard female ends. Not too bad to make, kinda costly though, the hose ends are the killer @ $20+ a piece. The stock filter adapter plate thingy has the male ends built in, and the stock cooler is actually a 1/2" NPT with 90 degree NPT to -10 adapters in it (iirc).. The stock oil cooler on the Crown Vic is very similar to the aftermarket one from Ford Motorsport, as seen here http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FMS-M-6642-S101/
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