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Old 06-04-2008, 05:21 PM
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whare and how do i put my oil feed line its for a d16y8 someone please help thanks in advance matt
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For your turbo I'm guessing?
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yes
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on the back of the block where the factory oil pressure sending unit is, unscrew that and get a 3 way tee fitting, male on one end and female on the other two sides. screw that into the back of the block, the top female port screw in your an fitting for the oil feed line, and then the last female port screw in the factory oil pressure sending unit or your new oil pressure sending unit for an after market gauge
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sometimes that can be a whore to get out i sometimes use the oil feed from the head underneath the dizzy. its a little easier to access too...
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Or you can get a sandwich plate that goes in between the oil filter and the block.

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Lightning Motorsports - Golden Eagle - VTEC Oil Feed Block, Oil Sandwich Plate -
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Originally Posted by EGKID
Or you can get a sandwich plate that goes in between the oil filter and the block.

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Lightning Motorsports - Golden Eagle - VTEC Oil Feed Block, Oil Sandwich Plate -
def the nice and easy way. plus you will get nice filtered oil
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I foresee many more questions from this guy when simple problems turn up.

stealthmode performance has a block adapter for the 1/8 bspt threading in the block.
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or you can go to homedepot and by the fittings for a couple bucks
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Originally Posted by dippincrx
or you can go to homedepot and by the fittings for a couple bucks
o rly? Heh. Yeah.

I'll prefer to go to a hydraulic supply shop where they know wtf they're talking about and have fittings that are made to run high temp/pressure fluids and not just water
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