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Originally Posted by crhemi (Bill):

Sorry for the hijack. I just received my empi thermo bypass valve with no directions or markings with in/out flow. What is the proper hook up? I see E1 and E2 on one side and C1 and C2 on the other

On the side with the little flange mine was labeled 'hot' on one side and 'cold' on the other. The way I understand this part - it shouldn't matter. Why? Under temps under 180, the bypass operates in a passive manner. It will allow some oil to flow into the cooler at all times. Only after the 180* is reached will the thermostat valve snap over and force all oil through the cooler.

Position the housing the way you see it below and you should be okay. Notice how the bypass valve has one 'fat' end and one 'skinny' end' with the hoses coming in from each side. Looks like the 'cool' side is the side closest to the fat end.

Hope this helps,

Ted

2/17/151:30 PM

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