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Guys,

As I was removing my 216 head for the 4th or 5th (long story here), I discovered that my the copper line that is the oil distributor to rocker shaft, has a hole in it. The engine is in the truck. Any tips for its replacement?

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Michael Lubitz
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Michael,

This is a real easy task. Do a search in the previous posts. It's been discussed in detail at least 2 times, in the last few weeks.

If you don't find it, or need any additional information on completing the job, send me a p.m. and I'll be glad to walk you through it.


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