53RUSSELL

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Well have -3an pre-made oil feed line and they are leaking around the swivel end of the fitting. What are you guys running?

kbracing96

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I have -4 pushlock hose and ends on my truck

7845

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-4 russell

WJ MARK

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-3 line

no leaky

TrickTurbo

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If the line is tight and still leaks, try removing it, clean it good with break clean etc. And use a little red loctite. And then snugR back up tight, wait about an hour and see if you still have a leak. AN fittings are good for sealing, but ANY nick in the sealing area can cause a slight leak.

53RUSSELL

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Rick have one of you set lines and broke one of the fitting from over tighten them and I also tried the tread sealer that you said when we talked on the phone the other day. Do you make these lines in house??
I got another set from here local and still have same problems.
This truck just likes oil right now and spent lots of time on this problem.

nonnieselman

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I just used a -4 nitrous line..

Bill Reid

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... running a pre-made oil line... Earls (Summit) part EAR-63010172ERL... it has straight female ends. I adapted that to a 90 on top of the turbo. See siggy Zero issues.

Bill

53RUSSELL

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I'm not leaking at top it's one buy the pan leaking??

TrickTurbo

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The lines are premade, -3 female ends.
Ok you switched lines and it still leaks? This is the part right above the oil filter.? Did you tap it or get the billet adaptor.
Sounds like we have few choices right now.
1) The fitting with pipe threads is damaged in some way or not tight on the pipe thread.
2) the stock housing if used maybe cracked.
3) the bunts are slightly too long to allow full tighting on the male fitting, not likely since it seems you change hoses.

I would take it all apart clean it good and inspect all fitting, adaptors, gaskets in that area.
Call me if have any questions.
Rick