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#4727 10/14/2002 1:20 AM
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has anyone replaced the original rocker arm oil line that come out of block through the water jacket and on up behind the pushrod pan to rocker arms? the line on my 1951 chev. 216 is broke off just at the block, and I don't see the other end of it even with oil pan removed. thanks Bill poper@adelphia.net


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#4728 10/14/2002 8:30 PM
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One end enters the block under the manifolds. The other end comes out under the pushrod cover.

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