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where to hook the oil feed line from the houising to a stock turbo? help!!

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DDGDSM

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Aug 16, 2008
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Hey guys, the guy i baught this car from has an oil fitting tapped into the oil filter housing. Ive got all the stock 14b lines hooked up and none go to the filter housing. Where do i hook this up or how can i block it off?
 
Hey guys, the guy i baught this car from has an oil fitting tapped into the oil filter housing. Ive got all the stock 14b lines hooked up and none go to the filter housing. Where do i hook this up or how can i block it off?

You want to cap the feed from the oil filter off? Is it loose right now just blowing oil everywhere? Just take it off and use a bolt to block it off, I wouldnt reccomend feeding from the filter with a mitsu turbo anyway, I blew 2 perfectly good 14b's until I realized the pressure was too high.
 
i know i was using the head for the mitsubishi turbo. but the guy that had it b4 put an adapter on the oil filter housing for it. I was just makin sure blockin it would cause any problems.
 
Also might check im pretty sure with the right fittings you can use either or, the filter housing was used on the 2g's and the head location on the 1g's. I have a 16g and its feed from the housing, and its been on there for many of years that way. If you check on extremepsi's website, you can either order and 1g or a 2g, and thats the difference, so maybe you could use the oil filter housing.
 
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