Stupid question but i cant find the anwser
#1
On the oil relocater at block which line is out from the pump...The one closer to the block or the outside one......here is a pic to help understand.....
I am plumbing a new oil thermostate.....
I am plumbing a new oil thermostate.....
#2
The line that goes into the center of the oil filter pad would be the return.
When you have everything plumbed, prime the oil system using the proper tool and then you can crack a few lines to make sure everything is going the right way. The oil will always go from the outside of the filter to the center.
You should also be able to get good oil pressure doing this.
When you have everything plumbed, prime the oil system using the proper tool and then you can crack a few lines to make sure everything is going the right way. The oil will always go from the outside of the filter to the center.
You should also be able to get good oil pressure doing this.
Last edited by Wobble; 03-12-2008 at 09:48 AM.
#3
If you use a filter with an anti drainback valve,if you plumb it backwards, no oil will move when you go to prime the oil system. Your drill will load instantly but there will be no oil pressure in the engine.
#9
Here is some pics i just took to better understand what i mean.....
the second pic shows the third outlet for cooler...I am thinking i just block it off but why would the unit have 3 ports for cooler...????
the second pic shows the third outlet for cooler...I am thinking i just block it off but why would the unit have 3 ports for cooler...????






