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Is this the supply line or return oil line?
I need to order this line for my oil cooler and want to make sure I get the correct part. It goes to the upper brass line on the car. Is this the supply or return?
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The catalog shows them as inner and outer so I assume that is outer
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I added a carrera cooler to my SC and got the kit. The two hoses are different lengths. On mine the outside line is longer than the inside.
In that picture they seem to be the same length.
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Pelican catalog designates them as inner=supply and outer=return. The noted line in the picture is the shorter one. It crosses over and attaches to the slightly longer solid line on the car, which is the upper one. This was the way it was with my old brass cooler as well as my new carrera cooler. Sailchef, are you sure you don't have your lengths mixed up? Or does your outer mean the left hose in the picture?
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They are less than $25 each Why not replace both? If one has failed other may not be far behind.
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OK , now I'm questioning the whole setup.
I'm going to check
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There are two hose connectors on the top of the cooler.
This is what I have. Looking at it from inside the wheel well, the right side has a longer hose connected to a shorter hard line. This is the line on the bottom. this hard line goes back to the thermostat and connects to the connector on the left. ![]() ![]() The connector on the left ![]() Tell me I have this backwards. On the oil cooler which is the inlet side and which is supposed to be the outlet? going for my Bently NOW!
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Auxiliary thermostat's oil lines........
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Looking at the last picture with auxiliary thermostat, the left or inner oil lines is the supply line to the auxiliary cooler and the outer (right) is the return line. The inner metal oil line (supply) is shorter than the outer metal oil line (return). So the inner flexible oil line is longer than the outer flex line. Trace the hard oil lines from the thermostat. They should run parallel towards the front and up to the auxiliary cooler. Looks like they have crossed somewhere. Well, the top picture shows where the oil lines crossed!!!! The bottom oil line (inner) is supposedly the supply and should be connected to the other side of the cooler. Keep us posted. Tony |
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Return line........
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I started another thread to see if I really screwed up.
The info that I'm getting is that the oil can flow thru the cooler in either direction, doesn't matter. It only flows thru the thermostat in one direction but when it gets up front it just needs to "pass thru" the cooler. I kinda thought that would be the case as I have been driving my car for several months without incident.
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yep, doesen't matter, it will cool (if you have a fan).
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Thanks Tony.
Sailchef, It shouldn't matter from a functional point, but looks like you got more twisting going on in that right side hose. By design, that should be the shorter hose going from the right side to the upper brass line. If it's not leaking, I wouldn't worry about it though. Those things are a pain to take off and put on and all the motion will probably do more damage. I think that's what happened to mine. |
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