just curious if i would need anything special or its just a matter of taking it off? thanks

 

Why would you want too?? i think all you would need is something to plug the radiator-water pump and just a oil filter.

 

well my cars a 94 and i have a new motor in it but the cooler lines and adapter are old so since im down there already i might as well reduced the amount of problems down the road...coolant leak ect...and ditch it

 

I just deleted the oil cooler on my '94. The only things I needed were two bolts to replace two studs holding the oil filter adapter on the block when it's used in conjuction with the oil cooler. There is also a bypass hose that runs from the water pump to the bottom of the radiator. I think it may be possible to simply block off that port in the water pump, which would eliminate the need for that hose, but I'm not absolutely certain about that.

I can post part numbers later today.

 

I second what bill stated. Just go get two regular bolts to replace the stock one's with a pole on the end and also get a hose from waterpump to radiator and you're done! Part#63492 for the hose. Sorry, i forgot the bolt size to replace the stock bolts.

 

I deleted the cooler recently due to coolant line leak and not being able locate a replacement see this post:

https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=560888

 

The GM part # for the bolt is 3951644. You will need two of them. You can probably find bolts that will work without going through GM.

The GM part # for the bypass hose appears to be 10197675.

 

As stated by some including myself, you will probably gain a slight increase in oil pressure. Plus it's one less part to worry about, as far as collecting debris.

 

I took a dremel tool and cut the top off my bolts. Worked fine.