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Did you have oil leaks from your braided oil lines? One of my lines had to be replaced because it ruptured in the middle of the line.
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The leak must get worse when the car is hot, and under pressure because when test it after I clean it up, and adjust the line, everything looks fine, you can't even see it leak when idling. What pisses me off is the oil is dripping on the Z-Speed under tray, then between the wind from driving, and the rad fan running, it blows the oil down the passenger underside of the car. My wheel well liner is coated, the lower suspension arm is coated, the down pipe is coated... |
If you're having problems with the specific line take it to your local auto shop that has a hydraulic line compressor and have them make you the exact same line with thoes fittings, that thing will never leak
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I too had similar issues with the leaks. I had Sasha redo my lines (after attempting to fix them myself and having nothing but issues) and I have not had even a drop since. Something is funny with this car and these oil lines, seems to be a much to common issue.
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So far it looks like one 90 degree fitting. I thought buying a "high quality" brand name fitting (Russel Performance) would solve the leaking issue. Nope. I really don't want to drop $25 per fitting until I get a good one.
The car will be going up on jack stands hopefully this afternoon. Looks like I'll be doing an early oil change and swap out the bad fitting, I bought an extra just in case. It's almost like I can see into the future. :facepalm: :rofl2: |
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