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#936482 04/17/2013 5:21 PM
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My line that ran from the side of the oil filter to the bottom of the engine broke. I can't find a replacement. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It was a scary thing to see that much oil run from the bottom of the truck. Think God i was standing beside it and heard the noise before it ran long.

So close to getting it back on the road.


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Any shop that makes hydrualic lines can make one up for you, just take the old one with you so they can match the ends up. Or, if you don't have anyplace local that can make up one for you, 1/4" steel brake line will also work.


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you can get them from the typical parts suppliers like Classic Parts

oil filter lines

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thanks guys.


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I got mine from truck and car shop. I think i paid about 30 bucks for the pair.


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You can use barb fittings and reinforced rubber fuel line. <CLICK>


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