After doing some careful peering around in the engine bay, I'm almost certain it is coming from these lines only. It looks like I need two of the connectors total, one for each oil cooler line. The other end of each line has the screw type connector and o-ring built into it. $75 bucks worth of parts from Amazon and free 2-day shipping, can't beat that.
Help me with my leak...
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Kelsda
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I would agree with derekjl clean it up then be sure. I believe the crimped section is aluminum. There for over time they leak wether from vibration,oxidation,or expandtion and contraction I went to a hydraulic hose repair shop and had hoses made for about the same price as ordering new ones. I like oem.The guy in shop also stated he can also rework the crimped fittings I had but I had new ones made
RED TAHOE LS
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Without a lot of expense, get a spray can of CARB/CHOKE cleaner and spray where the leaks are. This stuff dries quickly leaving hardly any mess and I would do them one @ a time for better results. Good luck, JMHO.
David g...........
David g...........
Without a lot of expense, get a spray can of CARB/CHOKE cleaner and spray where the leaks are. This stuff dries quickly leaving hardly any mess and I would do them one @ a time for better results. Good luck, JMHO.
David g...........
She’s getting all fixed up today. Just did the front rotors and pads to fix a shimmy, today is the oil cooler lines. Other than that this thing is tip top!
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