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Old 19-06-13, 11:08
Andrew Rowe Andrew Rowe is offline
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Did some measurements today. Local Pattern New Zealand Carrier plug.
The plug is 7/16 inch long with a 3/16 inch hole in it. Thread is 1/4 NPT,
Has a slot at one end so it can be screwed into the halfway point in the horizontal gallery.
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Old 19-06-13, 12:07
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Alistair, The "boss" on the back of the engine in your large picture has two holes in it that are there for the gallery drillings, and are otherwise common.
The second pic. (59 block) shows the other "boss' undrilled. That is the one the small diameter long fitting goes in.
The next thing after we have confirmation of this, is the details of the drilling (hole dia.)

Andrew; thanks for the dimensions.
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Old 19-06-13, 15:00
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The second pic. (59 block) shows the other "boss' undrilled. That is the one the small diameter long fitting goes in.
I don't see why is would need to be any kind of special long fitting, the hole drilled into the blank boss just breaks into the main oil gallery / the far end of the horizontal drilling from the large boss. Could you post a photo of the fittings? I can compare with those found on mine. There is a good US site that explains how to modify a standard truck / car block to carrier spec. http://midstateantiquestockcarclub.c...t-heads10.html
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Old 19-06-13, 16:21
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Here is the little blighter...





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Old 21-06-13, 03:21
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Alistair, Great clear pictures. Thank you! It seems you are correct , about the long one going in the outer hole.
Your fitting looks different to the one I have. (unfortunately mine is about as far away as you are from Italy) My one steps down in dia. and stays that way.
What is the part number on yours please?

I have checked in the later parts book (from Michael R)
(it gets tricky because the "engine oil cooler outlet" is the "oil cooler inlet" and vice verca, if you follow?)

The long one is CTL 7142 oil cooler inlet. It later became GAE 8741
The short one is CTL 7143.oil cooler outlet. It later became GAE 8739

I have not yet found any text confirming which fitting goes in which hole.

There is a picture showing the layout of all the cooler fittings valve etc. that someone might like to post for us.

My gut feeling is that the restrictor is all about feeding the mains . / big ends, while the cooler is filling.
I have yet to logic this out, to my own satisfaction.


Here is a picture from an un-recalled source.
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Old 21-06-13, 04:28
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Default Oil cooler and oil filter assy

If CTL 7142 is the long fitting then by the picture it goes in the outer hole.
That's my EWAG (educated wild ass guess).
I checked the two blocks sitting in my carport (one is a C59a block) and the gallery's are wide open no restrictors or plugs.
I have never seen the oil filter installation but to my mind you would have it in line first to clean the oil then send it to the oil cooler and back to the block cleaned and cooled.
But what do I know I'm only a Sheila
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Old 21-06-13, 05:00
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Thanks Roberta, that second picture was the one. It shows the long one on the outside.
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