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Old 07-14-2017, 08:20 PM
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LSJ oil filter houseing, what goes here?

Went to start up my freshly built engine for the first time and I started spraying oil out. My L61 block doesn't have anything here so I didn't think anything of it. What goes in this location on the filter housing? I need to plug it.
I need to plug this but I don't know what normally goes here on an lsj block.
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Nobody would happen to have the measurements (Inside diameter and outside diameter) for the O-ring in the photo below would they. Or alternatively know of a block off plate you can buy?
I figured out it is this oil cooler is what would go there.
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Or does oil have to flow from one hole to another?
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Oil flows from one to another. So contact Mr.B and see if he has a lsj oil cooler flange that has AN bungs so you can just run a loop. Or find an lsj oil cooler and connect it
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the oil cooler goes over that hole. oil must flow between those 2 holes, however you can remove the tube inside the hole closest to the bellhousing and then install a blockoff plate.

look up "ecotec oil cooler delete"
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Awesome thanks guys. How hard is the tube to get out?

Also, the oil cooler is just a heat exchanger right? So I can just bolt it up and leave the water hoses disconnected can't I?
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yea you can. but at that point, you could change the thermostat housing as well and have the benefits of having an oil cooler
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yea you can. but at that point, you could change the thermostat housing as well and have the benefits of having an oil cooler
Oh I didn't realize it tied into the engine coolant. You know what other parts I would need?
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Getting an oil cooler and all the lines from the t-stat housing up plus bolts from mongo.




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