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JayCee Billet Full-Flow Oil Pump Cover — #8 O-Ring, Silver Anodized | VW Type 1 (JC-2329-0)

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JayCee Billet Full-Flow Oil Pump Cover — #8 O-Ring, Silver Anodized | VW Type 1 (JC-2329-0)Running an external oil filter on a Type 1? This is the cover that makes it leak free. JayCee's Billet Full Flow Pump Cover is CNC machined in house from aircraft grade billet aluminum, with a directional flow oil port and a #8 O ring fitting that eliminates the cracked cover problem you get from over tightening traditional NPT covers. Slim profile clears the pulley tin, finished in silver anodize with laser engraved branding. Features Directional

Running an external oil filter on a Type 1? This is the cover that makes it leak-free. JayCee's Billet Full-Flow Pump Cover is CNC-machined in-house from aircraft-grade billet aluminum, with a directional-flow oil port and a #8 O-ring fitting that eliminates the cracked-cover problem you get from over-tightening traditional NPT covers. Slim profile clears the pulley tin, finished in silver anodize with laser-engraved branding.

Features

  • Directional flow oil port for optimized lubrication
  • #8 O-ring fitting included — prevents leaks and eliminates cover stress/cracking
  • Engineered to clear pulley tin without modification
  • CNC-machined in the USA from premium aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum
  • Silver anodized finish with laser-engraved JayCee branding

Specifications

  • Material: 6061-T6 billet aluminum
  • Fitting size: #8 O-ring (included)
  • Finish: silver anodized
  • Weight: 0.65 lb | Boxed: 5 x 5 x 3 in
  • Part Number: JC-2329-0

Fitment

CONFIRMED: VW Type 1 air-cooled engines running a full-flow external oil filter setup — Beetle, Super Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Bus, Thing, sand rails and buggies. NOT CONFIRMED: Type 4 engines; stock non-full-flow oiling without an external filter circuit.

Questions & Answers

Why a #8 O-ring fitting instead of NPT? NPT threads can crack the cover when over-tightened; the O-ring seals without that risk.

Does it clear the pulley tin? Yes — the slim profile is designed to clear stock pulley tin without modification.

What's it made of? 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum, CNC-machined in the USA.

Is this genuine JayCee? Yes — Washburn's Metal is an authorized JayCee 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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