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C31-115-261-238K - CSP EASYFLOW IN-OUT OILPUMP AND COVER ASSEMBLY WITH PREASURE RELIEF VALVE - 1600CC STYLE DUAL PORT ENGINES 1971-ON STYLE WITH DISHED (STOCK) CAM GEAR - SOLD EACH

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Product Code: C31-115-261-238K
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Description

The Oil-Pump Assembly comes with an oil pressure relief valve system built-in. This protect your engine oiling system form High oil pressure surges when starting up your engine on a cold day, when the oil is very thick.

The easiest way to convert a Type-2 Bus (Bay Window) 1968 to 1971 with a Type-1 style motor to a full flow oil system is using a CSP Products EasyFlow oil pump. You just have to pull the old pump and replace it by this CSP Product. Easy! No drilling, no machining, no disassembling of the engine case necessary.
Clean oil is important, especially for air-cooled engines, as they only have a rather inefficient oil strainer from the factory. That's why we recommend a proper oil filter.
Best way to do that is converting to a full flow oil system. This system provides the best possible filtering, since the oil passes directly from the oil pump to the oil filter and is therefore filtered independently of the operating state of the engine.
You can also mount an additional oil cooler to the CSP Products EasyFlow oil pump or a combination of filter and cooler.
The high quality 26 mm oil pump features specifically designed oil galleries for best oil flow and an O-ring which makes a paper seal for the cover redundant. Two centering bushes guarantee perfect positioning of the pump cover.
The complexly manufactured pump cover is made out of CNC-machined aluminum and has a protecting hard-anodized surface plus two 3/8 NPT threads for inlet and outlet. With the special design it can be used with all three factory versions of the Bay Window Bus motor mount.
Available for engines with 3-bolt cams (up to '70) and one for later 4-bolt cams (from '71 on-ward).
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