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Oil feed line?

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DSM1.8T

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May 22, 2003
Rochester Hills, Michigan
I am trying to make an oil feed line for a 9b off a stealth and I cant find the thread pitch for thye oil feed line. Does anybody know what it is? I allready went to a flud hose and fitting store and they said they couldnt match it with anything. So any help would be appreciated.
 
-I don't know how similar it is between the 1.8L vs the 2.0L, anyway, I made my oil line with brass hose barb from home-depot, the one that screw into the oil filter housing is 18tpi(standard), I don't know why a standard size thread fit in a metric car but it does.
 
what is the thread into the oil sender unit then standard pipe, or metric like the oil feed?
 
what about the other end? where I tap the oil feed from? I was going to use an oil T fitting off the pressure sender unit. What thread is that?
 
Originally posted by DSM1.8T
what about the other end? where I tap the oil feed from? I was going to use an oil T fitting off the pressure sender unit. What thread is that?
-You tap it here . remove the allen bolt(tight), I use a brass hose barb that can fit a 3/8"ID oil hose, the thread is match perfect.

-Ok, this is what I did for the oil inlet line, I hack off the banjo fitting from a spare OEM line with ~2.5" of tube still on it, I then use a hose flaring to to make a bead at the end so the rubber hose won't slip off. run a 3/8" ID hose to the small oil cooler(Off a Honda Prelude) mounted to the front, then an exit or entrance hose to the oil filter housing as shown from the above photo.
-I also found a good size oil cooler for a 300Z, so I replace the OEM oil cooler with an remote adaptor, run hoses to the oil cooler mounted where the fog lamp used to be at.
-If you're as cheap as I'm and go with oil cooler off juck car, you should rinse/ soak it in gasoline prior of using.
 
right, it all makes sense, but I have a 1.8 not the same oil set up as you.
 
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