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1655 over-under oil tube

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Mark in Wis.

05-19-2002 19:07:49




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While discing today I noticed a leak where the oil tube goes into the filter base for the over-under tranny. Took the tube off and found a small crack in the tube under the compression nut. Since it was a Sunday I tried to fix it by wrapping some teflon tape under the nut, finally got it back on and no leaks the rest of the day. My question is this; Is there any reason why this tube can't be replaced with a short piece of hydraulic hose cause it really tests your patience putting that tube back together.Thanks for any help. Mark

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Shep

05-20-2002 05:11:12




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 Re: 1655 over-under oil tube in reply to Mark in Wis., 05-19-2002 19:07:49  
Yes Mark you can do that. What I normally do is cut the steel tube a few inches past where it hooks on to the over under and put a 1/2 inch oil hose on the tube and put a hose clamp on it. Then just run it up to the cooler and clamp it on there too. I do the same thing for the Hydro cooler on the other side too, those steel lines tend to rub on the frame or the engine and get holes in them. Another neat trick when you do this is to take the white front grill off and turn the oil coolers upside down. That way if and when you get a leak out front on the oil cooler it will not leak down the front of the cooler and collect dirt and plug the coolers and radiator up.

What you will need to do is cut the flange off of your tube and very carefully reflange the steel tube, or have a shop do it, and then you can put it back in. Let me know if you have more questions.

Good luck

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