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> Sandwich oil adapter, Installing question...
jim_hoyland
post Sep 25 2012, 06:32 PM
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I'm assuming some of the tin around the oil filter will have to be removed to install a sandwich oil filter adapter and hoses for the remote cooler. Will this have a permanent effect on the passenger side heating ?
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Dave_Darling
post Sep 26 2012, 10:50 AM
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Search for my thread about "getting ready for Parade". It has pics of my oil cooler installation.

I installed a sandwich plate adapter and lines to run a cooler near the right drive axle. No engine tin modification whatsoever. The lines run under the bottom of the cylinder head, but above the lower tin (partly to keep debris away from them). I did remove the right heater hose, flapper valve, S-duct, and J-tube. Some of them might be able to go back on, but I have been too lazy to try.

Hose routing: 90s out of the adapter, under the head, up just aft of the engine to the trunk floor, then to the cooler. The t-stat is next to the cooler.

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