Where to plumb an oil accumulator?
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Where to plumb an oil accumulator?
I would like to mount an oil accumulator on my current project. Where would/do you plumb the oil line to the engine?
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My setup is done with a 3/4" brass check valve to keep the oil from going back into the cooler. On/Off is controlled manually by a brass ball valve. It's all plumbed in -10AN. You can get the valves from most industrial plumbing supply places. Here is what the check valve looks like http://www.deanbennett.com/brass-check-valves.htm
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Thank you for the data and the photos. I assume that you have had no problems with the heat of the oil and the delrin seals in the valve? I chucked, I just changed the foot valve in my well system and have a spare one around!
Did you use the 125 psi or 400 psi valve?
Did you use the 125 psi or 400 psi valve?
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Not sure which check valve I have. I got the check valve and Accusump from another racer and had the Accusump rebuilt. The ball valve and fittings I bought new. I have had no problems with my valve. I would go with a higher than 125 PSI valve for a race motor and make sure its rated high enough for the oil temps.
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