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matt205xs

nearly finished my conversion,

 

its the 2ltr block

 

water dizzy block working from the left (looking from inside the bay)

 

1. goes to metal pipe to rad

2.goes to expansion tank

3.a approx 8mm pipe were does this go?

 

also if your running carbs what happens with the 2 pipes from the oil filter??

 

thanks

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Man3

I haven't seen my car for a while but i'm pretty certain it goes to the heater matrix, bottom connection i think. Wait to confirm this though!

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Dream Weaver

Correct :D

 

The pipe from the oil filler that normally goes to the inlet manifold goes to a catch tank ideally.

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matt205xs

Oil filTer not fiLLer

 

:D

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Man3

Do you have an air-oil cooler or a water-oil cooler?

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matt205xs

theres no air oil cooler on so there i presume water cooled?? must have gone into the inlet manifold somewere?

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Man3

If you have a water cooled oil cooler afaik you should have a large water hose that has a small jacket round a section of it, this should have 2 small pipes coming off it which you connect to the sandwich plate. If you don't have this you can run without the oil cooling circuit, i do and mine is fine, with it it's hard to get good oil temp in the winter. To remove the cooling circuit undo the sleeve holding the sandwich plate to the oil outlet. You should then be left with a std oil filter union.

 

Someone correct me if i'm wrong about the water cooled oil cooler set up

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Dream Weaver

Just ditch the lot as said above and have the filter in the std place on the block :rolleyes:

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matt205xs

rite that problem is sorted, next one is there is a metal pipe that runs along the back of the engine and cant work out were in goes??

 

any suggestions?

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Dream Weaver

As you look at the engine, the right hand end of the pipe curls round to a pipe coming off the thermostat.

 

The left hand side curls down into the water dist block again.

 

Both small pipes, and both a pain to do :ph34r:

 

You can remove the long pipe, but it means blocking off the dist block bit, and also bloking off the pipe from the t/stat.

 

Do a search for coolant bypass

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matt205xs

does it connect to the metal pipe coming off the bk of the thermostat?

 

how do they connect??

 

thanks

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