Oil cooler lines repairable?
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Nice Pauly! I'm really curious about the connection at the block side. I want to order my turbo/ic/oil cooler/fuelpump/bov in one go so i want to have it all sorted out!
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These arrived today
These are fittings for my new oil lines! They are "Speed Flow" Australian made I'm surprised actually, didn't know Australia had made these fittings. must be quality, dam well feels like it
I have: (oil line)
2x -12 45 Degree hose end
2x -12 90 Degree hose end
4X -12 male to M22x1.5 male
1.5M -12 SS braided hose
And the others are for my steam vent.. yes i wanted to go braided because it looks cool..
2x -4 to 1/8 BSPT
2x -4 Straight hose end
1m -4 hose
These are fittings for my new oil lines! They are "Speed Flow" Australian made I'm surprised actually, didn't know Australia had made these fittings. must be quality, dam well feels like it
I have: (oil line)
2x -12 45 Degree hose end
2x -12 90 Degree hose end
4X -12 male to M22x1.5 male
1.5M -12 SS braided hose
And the others are for my steam vent.. yes i wanted to go braided because it looks cool..
2x -4 to 1/8 BSPT
2x -4 Straight hose end
1m -4 hose
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What it is, there is a pocket in the head where water gathers up and cannot escape and turns into steam and stays there.. It can cause head gasket failures but it's not a fix to solve head gaskets from blowing. It just help water to flow out of there to stay cooler. it just goes to the expansion tank.