fitting remote oil filter0 help needed pls
01-28-2012, 01:43 AM
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fitting remote oil filter0 help needed pls
right im in the middle of fitting my remote kit... the sandwich part where the oil filter mounts to the block, I beleive is the cooler has a couple of hose feeds to it. I need to remove the cooler-so I was wondering whether one hose feed,feeds in and one out? or do they both feed oil in from different sides of block?
should the 1 feed in and one out, then I can just simply bypass the cooler and feed the one to the other.
not sure tho.
if any one could help me would be much appreciated!
should the 1 feed in and one out, then I can just simply bypass the cooler and feed the one to the other.
not sure tho.
if any one could help me would be much appreciated!
01-28-2012, 03:34 AM
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01-28-2012, 04:18 AM
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sorry mate, think I misunderstood what you wrote...
are you saying the oil is water cooled? ie water flows into the sandwich plate/cooler, and out again and around the engine?
if so then I can simply joint up the two lines and scrap the cooler yeh?
are you saying the oil is water cooled? ie water flows into the sandwich plate/cooler, and out again and around the engine?
if so then I can simply joint up the two lines and scrap the cooler yeh?
01-28-2012, 05:02 AM
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Yes it is water cooled, coolant runs through those hoses.
you should connect a hose to the fitting on the right side of the block to the black pipe that runs across the timing cover.
you should connect a hose to the fitting on the right side of the block to the black pipe that runs across the timing cover.
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