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Old 04-21-2010, 08:16 AM
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Default Question about oil routing to oil cooler.

I added an oil filter/adapter to my engine. The oil filter is too close to the oil line that goes to the oil cooler (shown by letter ?A?). Could I use the location shown by letter ?B?. Would this bypass the oil filter? Are there any other locations that I can use?

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Old 04-21-2010, 08:19 AM
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Can you put a 45? fitting in there?
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Old 04-21-2010, 08:57 AM
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I used a 45 at the A location. I think I have the SAME O-320 B2B narrow deck that you are using except I converted mine to constant speed.
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Old 04-21-2010, 09:40 AM
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I may be able to use the 45 deg fitting. I know if I use a 90 Deg fitting (what I want to use if my other option does not work) I would have to pull the oil filter adapter. The other option would also reduce the length of the hose and provide a cleaner installation to the oil cooler.
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BTW. The 45 needs to point one way for Bendix mags and another direction for Slick mags. Yes the clocking of the fitting is different for the two mags. I switched from Bendix to Lasar over a year ago and had to rotate the fitting for the new mag housing to fit.
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BTW. The 45 needs to point one way for Bendix mags and another direction for Slick mags. Yes the clocking of the fitting is different for the two mags. I switched from Bendix to Lasar over a year ago and had to rotate the fitting for the new mag housing to fit.
What about with Pmags?
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Old 04-21-2010, 11:25 AM
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Talking 45 Degree Fitting

on mine, dual p-mags and the 90 degree filter adaptor, I don't think the latter makes any difference.

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I am looking for an AN823 fitting. The pipe side needs to be 3/8 inch and the hose side needs to be -6. I can find the conversion on a straight fitting and a 90 degree fitting but can't find it for a 45 degree fitting. Do you guys know where I can find the fitting?

My oil cooler has -6 fittings.
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Van's has it. Search for AN823.
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Van's has it. Search for AN823.
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That AN823 fitting has a 3/8 hose thread and a 1/4 pipe thread. I need a 3/8 hose thread and a 3/8 pipe thread.
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