Fix for oil cooler lines!

Fixing engine oil cooler line leak : r/MechanicAdvice - Reddit

The flexible hose sections of my engine oil cooler send and return lines have started leaking at the crimps holding them on the rigid lines. It's a well-known ...

Fixing Leaking Oil Cooler Lines - YouTube

In a previous video I installed an oil cooler on the 68 GMC using the oil cooler lines from the donor vehicle that the motor and trans came ...

Repair your leaking oil cooler lines! (Pics fixed) | S-10 Forum

Here's a run down of what you need to do in order to replace the leaky factory crimped hoses on your stock oil cooler lines.

Any tricks for fixing a leaking oil cooler fitting? : MGB & GT Forum

I have a brand new oil cooler and a brand new long hose. However, after tightening the fitting down pretty hard I'm getting a slight seepage from the joint.

Fix for oil cooler lines! - Chevy & GMC Vans

The crimp is usually the problem. In a pinch you can cut off the aluminum crimp and place two hose clamps, just slightly separated, to fix the ...

Any tips or tricks for replacing oil cooler lines?

This is what I do. Grind the crimp off and cut the hose off. You will find a barbed line. Put a new hose and a fuel line SS hose clamp on. You ...

Step by Step Oil Cooler Line Full Repair | The Lotus Cars Community

Using a 1 1/8 open end wrench, I removed the oil cooler line from the oil cooler. It was on very tight and I had to use counter pressure so that the oil cooler ...

How I Fixed a Leaking Cooler Line for Free - YouTube

After my 2007 F150 developed a transmission fluid leak at a rusted cooler line, I used some extra rubber hose and hose clamps I had in my ...

How to Replace Your Engine Oil Cooler Line - YouTube

The oil cooler line is essential to your engine's performance, and it's never good when it fails. Fortunately, Ronnie is in the garage to ...

Bad Oil Cooler Line Symptoms - In The Garage with CarParts.com

When Should You Replace the Oil Cooler Line? ... The oil cooler line will need to be replaced at least once before the 100,000-mile mark. The oil ...

Oil cooler line repair (the cheep kind) - Diesel Place

The oil cooler lines are leaking at the crimped aluminum to rubber hose. The rubber is toast. Im thinking of cutting the rubber hose off at the crimp.

Rub in my Oil cooler hose..FIX ideas? - Chevy Impala SS Forum

Remove the cooler completely and just use the Filter adapter without external lines. Cut and splice in braided hose and compression fittings to ...

Here's Why MY OIL COOLER LINES FAILED!! Is My Engine Smoked??

Here's Why MY OIL COOLER LINES FAILED!! Is My Engine Smoked?? In this video I find my engine oil cooler lines are leaking again.

A possible quick and cheap solution to the Crappy,leaky,oil and ...

I replaced my oil cooler lines with Doormans they started leaking just out of warranty. I used a pipe cutter and a pair of wire cutting pliers ...

My mechanic says my engine oil cooler lines are leaking. I can't see ...

If you see an seepage at all around the crimped on collars on the Oil Cooler Hoses change them. Because if they are leaking it means the Hose ...

oil cooler lines quick fix - Chrysler 300M Enthusiasts Club

The solution for the 300m was to permanently block the outlet and inlet ports with line plugs at the engine block.

Oil cooler hose leak repair - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

I sprayed it with brake clean, blew it out with compressed air, repeat a few times, then dribbled some crazy glue in there, let it set a while ...

Oil cooler lines leak. Easy fix? - Matthews Volvo Site

The problem is over time the junction between the hose and the metal fitting begins to leak, so the entire line must be replaced. I agree with ...

Oil Cooler Line Repair | The Truck Stop

Get the Lube Specialist kit and some 5/8" heater hose. You can split the hose and put it around the stainless line to prevent it abrading everything it touches.

Engine oil cooler line repair kit - TheDieselPage.com Forums

Default. They are called "millor" or "milor" clamps(not sure if that is spelled correct or not), GM tried them a few years back as a way to quick fix cooler ...