oil-cooled
adjective
engineering (of an engine, apparatus, etc) having its heat removed by the circulation of oil
oil cooler
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a word derived from
oil-cooled.
Example Sentences
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In 1944, Purdy and his squadron were flying over the Marshall Islands when the plane’s oil cooler was hit.
From Washington Times ● Oct. 14, 2016
We had the C&J frame, and Lockhart oil cooler.
From Time Magazine Archive
Yep, upsized frame and rider compartment, Marzocchi fork, aluminum swingarm, disk brakes, and 125 four-stroke with oil cooler and billet cap aluminum silencer.
From Time Magazine Archive
The BF150 also features an engine oil cooler, multi-port programmed fuel injection and a warning system for low oil, overheating, over-rev, water-in-fuel, battery and check-engine functions.
From Time Magazine Archive
Leaks occur at the front and rear seals and the oil cooler.
From Time Magazine Archive
