PTUNING S2000 Oil Distribution Block & Vacuum Block
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Originally Posted by TerminatioN' timestamp='1339697153' post='21781839
Did you ever figure out if this was compatible with an oil filter relocation unit that was mounted in the same area? I know you were talking about it in another thread... It looks like they could be stacked, but its hard to say without having it in front of me.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by MrC@PTUNING' timestamp='1339698855' post='21781944
[quote name='TerminatioN' timestamp='1339697153' post='21781839']
Did you ever figure out if this was compatible with an oil filter relocation unit that was mounted in the same area? I know you were talking about it in another thread... It looks like they could be stacked, but its hard to say without having it in front of me.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
Did you ever figure out if this was compatible with an oil filter relocation unit that was mounted in the same area? I know you were talking about it in another thread... It looks like they could be stacked, but its hard to say without having it in front of me.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
Thanks.
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How thick is the sheet metal of the welded braceket on the relocation kit that is bolts to the block (thickness underneath the two socket cap screw). BTW, that relocation bracket looks like it had a tough life, it doesn't look like the passenger side socket screw is actually securing the bracket--the holes looks too big. Anyways, the ODB kit can mount over the relocation bracket, just like it does on our turbo kit's intake bracket (see pic below), we will just need to provide you with longer fasteners.
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Originally Posted by TerminatioN' timestamp='1340911162' post='21819289
[quote name='MrC@PTUNING' timestamp='1339698855' post='21781944']
[quote name='TerminatioN' timestamp='1339697153' post='21781839']
Did you ever figure out if this was compatible with an oil filter relocation unit that was mounted in the same area? I know you were talking about it in another thread... It looks like they could be stacked, but its hard to say without having it in front of me.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
[quote name='TerminatioN' timestamp='1339697153' post='21781839']
Did you ever figure out if this was compatible with an oil filter relocation unit that was mounted in the same area? I know you were talking about it in another thread... It looks like they could be stacked, but its hard to say without having it in front of me.
I would love to have the item. Just worried about its compatibility with my oil filter relocation.
Can take pictures of my setup if need be.
Thanks.
[/quote]
How thick is the sheet metal of the welded braceket on the relocation kit that is bolts to the block (thickness underneath the two socket cap screw). BTW, that relocation bracket looks like it had a tough life, it doesn't look like the passenger side socket screw is actually securing the bracket--the holes looks too big. Anyways, the ODB kit can mount over the relocation bracket, just like it does on our turbo kit's intake bracket (see pic below), we will just need to provide you with longer fasteners.
MrC
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Its about 10mm thick.
Lol yeah, it has had a tough life. Function is unaffected though.
Awesome, so longer fasteners should make it work? In that case I'll definitely be picking one of these up as soon as I can afford it.
Thanks.
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I had my temp sensor all wired up and ready to go in my ODB but turns out my sensor kicked the bucket once I fired up my gauge. I'm going to be picking up a new one soon hopefully. And yes, the ODB is design to let you get pressure AND temp readings from the oil. You could also run a sandwich adapter or tap the oil pan as well.
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Originally Posted by Sarek' timestamp='1341704642' post='21841783
Is anyone running a temp sensor for the oil via ODB?
If this is not a "good" source, Where is a good spot for an oil temp sensor that doesn't require tapping and welding?
If this is not a "good" source, Where is a good spot for an oil temp sensor that doesn't require tapping and welding?