Hi guy's need some advice! On my 07 SD I have a very slight weep on the oil line which is the one located at the rear of the Oil tank behind the oil cap. Its a rubber hose that goes down to and connects into the oil pipe! As i said there is a slight weep at both ends of the rubber line! Question is! Is it a pressurised line? (don't think it is but thought i should be sure!). I can either replace the line with better quality stuff or put better clamps on! Just need to know if its a pressurised line? Thanks guys!
Oil line weeping
5 posts · Started by donterob · 07 Aug 2012
Post 2 by ktmguy,
#2Hope yo ucan take a joke...
You shouldn't be riding an SD or any other vehicle for that matter.....
This is the topic just under yours.....
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=19943
You shouldn't be riding an SD or any other vehicle for that matter.....
This is the topic just under yours.....
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=19943
Post 3 by No. 47,
#3Think he's referring to the other side.......................
Have a look on the parts fiche here to identify which pipe you mean 'cos it could be one of a number of oil pipes and/or vent pipes.
Have a look on the parts fiche here to identify which pipe you mean 'cos it could be one of a number of oil pipes and/or vent pipes.
Post 4 by donterob,
#4Thanks Ktmguy, Yeh i did mean the other side. The oil line directly behind the oil in cap! (Yeh! can always take a joke mate! Pull the piss out of myself regulary!)
Post 5 by ktmguy,
#5Hmmm.... My bad, blindness sets in....
Start all over....
The original clamps on the oil and cooling hoses are crap, replace and if you find a damaged hose any of this good quality oil hoses should do.
Most car places have them as they are used on oil coolers.
Start all over....
The original clamps on the oil and cooling hoses are crap, replace and if you find a damaged hose any of this good quality oil hoses should do.
Most car places have them as they are used on oil coolers.
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