964 oil lines onto a 911

[1ricardo]

Dear Friends

I'm installing a 3.6 964 on a 1978 911

I'm using the 911 thermostat and the 911 oil tank, so my question are:

Where do I connect the oil hose that (on a 964 came out where on a 911 the engine radiator is ) Usually on a 911 that hose is a low pressure hose that feed oil to the oil pump via a rubber "S" hose

So, do I connect that to the oil thank? First pic, red arrow

Then I have on the 964 engine a tube that have a steel hose (#54 on PET file) that is connected to the oil bracket (#47 on PET file ) Well, this one I'm not sure where it goes, my best guess is the oil thermostat ( Yellow Arrow)

But I would like to check this info with the Pelicans Specialists ;-)

Thanks

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by 1ricardo

Dear Friends

I'm installing a 3.6 964 on a 1978 911

I'm using the 911 thermostat and the 911 oil tank, so my question are:

Where do I connect the oil hose that (on a 964 came out where on a 911 the engine radiator is ) Usually on a 911 that hose is a low pressure hose that feed oil to the oil pump via a rubber "S" hose

So, do I connect that to the oil thank? First pic, red arrow

Then I have on the 964 engine a tube that have a steel hose (#54 on PET file) that is connected to the oil bracket (#47 on PET file ) Well, this one I'm not sure where it goes, my best guess is the oil thermostat ( Yellow Arrow)

But I would like to check this info with the Pelicans Specialists ;-)

Thanks

There are only 2 oil connections on 911.964, or 993 engines, both can be seen here top center on a 964 engine in a 911 chassis. The one on the right side of the picture is a stock '73 crossover(I believe that there are now several other alternatives to this one). The one on the left side is the stock rubber S hose connected to a fabbed inlet pipe(There are several sources for the inlet pipe, Rothsport is one such source)



The stock oil temp/pressure valve is retained, here's a pic of the oil lines in the right rear wheel well