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    Default Engine oil to heat exchanger

    The ports under the clutch, is one an inlet, one an outlet

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    Yes that’s correct

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    which is which? Don't have a manual with me.

    Thanks,

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    I need to check but I believe the front port is the out and the rear one is the in.

    Do you have the fittings?

    https://www.summitracing.com/parts/vpe-16634

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    Have all the fittings and hose. Just want to plumb the right line to the top of the heat exchanger.

    Thanks,

    Will

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    Will,

    I did verify over the weekend that the front oil port is out and the rear one is return.

    -Eric

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    Thanks, Will

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