Oil pump CID
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Oil pump CID
Any one know what the CID of the oil pump is for a 13b? I'm tring to do some line and filter sizing but I need to know what the displacement of the pump is to go any farther.
If it matters it's a cosmo 13b-re, so probably the same oil pump as a REW.
If it matters it's a cosmo 13b-re, so probably the same oil pump as a REW.
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How are you going to filter the oil pump?  Dry sump conversion?  The stock oil pump "inlet" runs through the engine into the oil pick-up in the oil pan.  The oil then pumps through the front housing into the oil cooler.  I'm not exactly sure what you intend to do?  What's wrong with the stock oil filter?
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Originally posted by RETed
How are you going to filter the oil pump?  Dry sump conversion?  The stock oil pump "inlet" runs through the engine into the oil pick-up in the oil pan.  The oil then pumps through the front housing into the oil cooler.  I'm not exactly sure what you intend to do?  What's wrong with the stock oil filter?
-Ted
How are you going to filter the oil pump?  Dry sump conversion?  The stock oil pump "inlet" runs through the engine into the oil pick-up in the oil pan.  The oil then pumps through the front housing into the oil cooler.  I'm not exactly sure what you intend to do?  What's wrong with the stock oil filter?
-Ted
The reason I was asking for the oil pump is because I was going to figure out how many GPM the oil pump pumps at the highest rpm my engine will probably see (~7500) and size the lines from that. There is a fluid line velocity that you shoulden't pass (16 feet per second) when plumbing a hydraulic system. I just wanted to know the CID of the pump so I could figure out what size lines I needed to bend up thats all.
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-10AN is the standard for all stock oil cooler line replacements are made.  That should give you a good idea of how much flow you're looking at.  If everything else fails, the FSM has the specs listed, I think.
(Sorry, I don't have an FD FSM handy.)
-Ted
(Sorry, I don't have an FD FSM handy.)
-Ted
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