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> Which side is the output on a sandwich plate?
tornik550
post Aug 3 2013, 06:54 PM
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I am putting new hose on my external oil cooler. I am trying to figure out which side of my sandwich plate is the output side so I know which side to put my thermostat on. Can anybody give me an idea base on this picture. I am trying to avoid taking the sandwich plate off. I cranked the starter for a few seconds to see which side the oil came from however it came out of both sides so that was't much help.

Below is a link to the same adapter plate that I have-

http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS+Performance+Pro.../51712/10002/-1

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post Aug 4 2013, 04:30 PM
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Here is a different picture of the same filter. The side that is up is the side that connects to the engine. The other side connects to the oil filter. So if the oil normally flows on the outside of the filter the back up the center- wouldn't it seem that by looking at this picture- the left port would be the output port. The spring in on the bottom side. When it heats up, it blocks off that little hole that can be seen on th etop side (pictured).

So- left side=output side?????
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