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EMPI Aluminum Full-Flow Oil Pump Kit — 1971+ Dish Cam | VW Type 1 Air-Cooled (16-9717-0)

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EMPI Aluminum Full-Flow Oil Pump Kit — 1971+ Dish Cam | VW Type 1 Air-Cooled (16-9717-0)Oil pressure is what keeps an air cooled motor alive, and the stock pump is the weak link the moment you add displacement or RPM. This is EMPI's aluminum full flow oil pump kit (16 9717 0) for 1971 and later Type 1 engines with the dished cam gear high capacity 32mm gears that move more oil, with a billet full flow cover so you can plumb an external cooler and filter. Features Precision machined aluminum body with high capacity 32mm gears more

Oil pressure is what keeps an air-cooled motor alive, and the stock pump is the weak link the moment you add displacement or RPM. This is EMPI's aluminum full-flow oil pump kit (16-9717-0) for 1971-and-later Type 1 engines with the dished cam gear — high-capacity 32mm gears that move more oil, with a billet full-flow cover so you can plumb an external cooler and filter.

Features

  • Precision-machined aluminum body with high-capacity 32mm gears — more pressure, flow and volume than stock
  • Includes matching EMPI polished billet aluminum full-flow cover with a 3/8 NPT threaded boss
  • Comes with 8mm Allen-head cap-screw bolts and gaskets
  • For full-flow systems: routes oil out to an external filter/cooler and back
  • Fits 1971-and-later engines using the dished (late) cam gear

Fitment

CONFIRMED: VW Type 1 engines 1971 and later running the dished/late-style cam gear — Beetle, Super Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Type 3, Bus, Thing/181, Buggy, Baja. NOT CONFIRMED: pre-'71 flat-cam-gear engines (those use the thru-'70 pump). For a 1971-and-later full-flow setup, the pump and case must be tapped and plugged for the external lines — plugs not included.

Specifications

  • Gears: 32mm, high-capacity
  • Cover: polished billet aluminum, full-flow, 3/8 NPT boss
  • Cam gear: dished (1971 and later)
  • Includes: pump, cover, 8mm cap-screw bolts, gaskets
  • Part Number: 16-9717-0 | UPC: 707924423013
  • Country of Origin: China
  • Shipping weight: 1.9 lb | Boxed: 12 x 6 x 3 in

Questions & Answers

Does it fit a 1971-and-later 1600? Yes — it's built for the dished/late cam gear used from 1971 on.

Will it fit a pre-1971 engine? No — early flat-cam-gear engines need the thru-'70 version.

Does it include the full-flow cover? Yes — the billet aluminum full-flow cover with a 3/8 NPT boss is included.

Do I need to modify anything? For full-flow, the pump and case must be tapped and plugged for the external lines; plugs aren't included.

What's the part number? EMPI 16-9717-0 (UPC 707924423013).

Are you an authorized dealer? Yes — Washburn's Metal is an authorized EMPI dealer.

Prop 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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