Oil Cooler Lines
linkpin78
10-04-2004, 06:25 PM
I have recently put a 6 port 13B in a 1974 VW Bug (a project I like to call death trap.) I am almost ready to run it, but I am having a hard time finding decent priced oil cooler lines. Anyone know the hose size/fitting sizes for these lines?
Thanks!
Thanks!
D3rELiC
10-07-2004, 11:30 AM
take some high temp rubber hose, they work fine
linkpin78
10-07-2004, 03:17 PM
Thanks, but I found the information I was looking for elsewhere... For anyone else that is interested here is the parts list that I used and it worked great. The prices were slightly higher, but I did not go to Madzatrix and used swivel 90 degree - 10 fittings rather than fixed. Hope this helps anyone that needs it.
Using the stock oil cooler to simply replace the lines, no special applications. AN fittings and lines are -10 and I sourced Aeroquip from Pegasus and adaptors and washers from Mazdatrix.
Here is what is needed from Mazdatrix:
www.mazdatrix.com
(3) -10 >16mm THD adaptors $9.50 per fitting =$28.50 PN#11901
(1) -10 >18mm THD adaptor $9.50 per fitting =$9.50
PN#11902
(3) Sealing washers $1.25 per fitting=$3.75
PN#41-6000-9956
(1) Sealing washers $1.25 per fitting=$1.25
Mazdatrix Total: $43.00
Here is what is needed form Pegasus:
www.pegasusautoracing.com
(1) 45 degree -10 fittings $20.99 per fitting =$20.99 PN# 3271-10-45
(3) 90 degree -10 fitting $21.99 per fitting =$65.97 PN# 3271-10-90
(8 Feet+) -10 hose $6.49 per foot = $51.92
PN#3270-10
Pegasus Total: $138.88
Total parts only not including shipping: $181.88 (I spent about $200)
Here is a narrative of what is happening:
From the rear housing to the cooler:
Maxdatrix sealing washer PN# 41-6000-9956
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11902
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Aeroquip -10 hose PN#3270-10
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11901
Mazdatrix sealing washer PN#41-6000-9956
From the front cover to the cooler:
Mazdatrix sealing washer PN#41-8000-9956
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11902
Aeroquip 45 degree fitting PN#3271-10-45
Aeroquip -10 hose PN#3270-10
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11901
Mazdatrix sealing waher PN#41-6000-9956
That apears to be it. I stated 8 feet of -10 hose and that may be a little more then actually needed. It leaves a little extra if a mistake is made on cutting etc.
Again, I know this is not the most cost effective method out there but demonstrates what is needed for building your own AN fitted oil cooler lines.
Using the stock oil cooler to simply replace the lines, no special applications. AN fittings and lines are -10 and I sourced Aeroquip from Pegasus and adaptors and washers from Mazdatrix.
Here is what is needed from Mazdatrix:
www.mazdatrix.com
(3) -10 >16mm THD adaptors $9.50 per fitting =$28.50 PN#11901
(1) -10 >18mm THD adaptor $9.50 per fitting =$9.50
PN#11902
(3) Sealing washers $1.25 per fitting=$3.75
PN#41-6000-9956
(1) Sealing washers $1.25 per fitting=$1.25
Mazdatrix Total: $43.00
Here is what is needed form Pegasus:
www.pegasusautoracing.com
(1) 45 degree -10 fittings $20.99 per fitting =$20.99 PN# 3271-10-45
(3) 90 degree -10 fitting $21.99 per fitting =$65.97 PN# 3271-10-90
(8 Feet+) -10 hose $6.49 per foot = $51.92
PN#3270-10
Pegasus Total: $138.88
Total parts only not including shipping: $181.88 (I spent about $200)
Here is a narrative of what is happening:
From the rear housing to the cooler:
Maxdatrix sealing washer PN# 41-6000-9956
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11902
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Aeroquip -10 hose PN#3270-10
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11901
Mazdatrix sealing washer PN#41-6000-9956
From the front cover to the cooler:
Mazdatrix sealing washer PN#41-8000-9956
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11902
Aeroquip 45 degree fitting PN#3271-10-45
Aeroquip -10 hose PN#3270-10
Aeroquip 90 degree fitting PN#3271-10-90
Mazdatrix adaptor fitting PN#11901
Mazdatrix sealing waher PN#41-6000-9956
That apears to be it. I stated 8 feet of -10 hose and that may be a little more then actually needed. It leaves a little extra if a mistake is made on cutting etc.
Again, I know this is not the most cost effective method out there but demonstrates what is needed for building your own AN fitted oil cooler lines.
linkpin78
10-08-2004, 02:32 PM
One more thing... IF you can get away with using straight fittings rather than 90 degree or the 45, you'll only spend about $12 a fitting rather than $24.
Hope this info helps anybody looking for it!
Hope this info helps anybody looking for it!
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