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#76495 04/19/2007 3:12 PM
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Hi,

I am looking to find the oil line on a 235 that runs from the oil filter housing to the oil pressure gauge T on the block.

Thanks.

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The FLAPS I work at part-time makes hoses, I made one in hydraulic hose very similar to an oil filter hose on Sun, cost the man $12. Brian


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#76497 04/19/2007 4:55 PM
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Ok, if that's all it cost then I may just have one made locally.

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Mine are just standard steel tubing (like brake lines, only smaller in Diameter.

I don't think I have a picture handy, but I can take one tonight when I get home, if you like.


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Wouldn't a 3/16 brake line double flaired do the trick?


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I used 1/4" double flare on mine.


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So a normal metal brake line will work?

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Yes it will, very nicely actually. A brake line is designed for a working pressure many, many times what your engine oil pressure is. And, you can paint or plate it to your preference.


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Thanks for the info. This means I can get it fixed on Sunday.


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