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How in the heck does oil get to the head? 120-130

posted by  red92s on  Mon Oct 10 08:07 CST 2011
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I feel really stupid for even having to ask this, but I might as well swallow my pride.

Reassembling a B20 and realized I have no clue what feeds oil to the head/rockers. The green books pretty clearly show a single passage from the block to the head, and then through the rocker shafts . . . but where is this passage? The top surface of the block has one hole (between cylinders 2&3, on the cam side of the engine) that isn't taken up by a pushrod or headbolt; but I don't see a corresponding hole on the head?

Am I missing something totally obvious here?





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