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Author: | lpgo [ November 28th, 2010, 11:01 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rerouting Oil Cooler |
No you don't need to do anything, the 2cv oil flow is constructed the way that when the oilcooler is blocked (your situation) the oil passes by. (My opinoin no credit) |
Author: | subarupete [ November 28th, 2010, 11:37 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rerouting Oil Cooler |
I took the safe option... 1. Fitted a pipe in place of the oil cooler . Can be oil hose or as per "PP" with 10mm copper heating pipe. 2. Fitted a remote cooler and oil filter on the bulk head with a sandwich plate mounted where the standard filter is fitted on the block. |
Author: | Harley [ November 29th, 2010, 12:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rerouting Oil Cooler |
I guess i should mention i will be using a Visa engine. Here is an Oil diagram of the 2cv: ![]() Even with the diagrams i am still confused ![]() On the 2cv only half/some of the oil passes through the cooler, if it was blocked off i can't see how oil will be delivered to all the bearing journals. Also Pete, with the sandwich plate (i run one for my 2cv gauges and extra large oil filter) remote cooler does oil pass through the cooler > filter or filter > cooler? just a thought. Cheers Harley |
Author: | Sean [ November 29th, 2010, 8:21 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Rerouting Oil Cooler |
thats why the above pictures illustrate the transfer port between the rear and the front big end journals...drawn red line. if you take out pressure relief valve 5 all the oil for the front main will dump to sump if you dont fit a balance pipe between the original oil cooler( or make alternative provision) the front main and the big end it feeds will be starved of oil with the 2cv set up again the backroom boys at citroen were better clued up than me about this stuff and so i trust them on it anyway dont 2cvs tend to run the oil cold? a bypass and a thermostat coupled with a larger oil cooler would seem a better idea to me ![]() Sean |
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