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If so someone may have bypassed a filter assembly and ran the pipe (tubing) to make sure the oil would flow.
But a good wires brush cleaning that connection so it could be seen better would help. Perhaps a closer picture too once it's cleaned a little.
Maybe some numbers off the block as someone else suggested would help too. | | |
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