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      02-21-2013, 09:04 AM   #23
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I ran parts of my line with fire sleeve. Mainly to protect against rubs more than temperatures.
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I had a similar issue with my ER Sport cooler - one of the fittings was defective initially, and then one of the hoses got itself looped up against the intercooler (mine is an ETS unit) T-clamp where it meets the turbo output. I replaced the nylon braided hoses with steel braided units, double-checked the installation instructions, and then used several tie-wraps to keep the lines together and routed away from the intercooler piping and the screws that hold the plastic underpan on (they have sharp points that protrude into the space where the lines are). And yes, it is possible to replace the lines without pulling the bumper - just remove the plastic underpan completely and you'll have access to the fittings on both ends. I got new ones from ER, but you should be able to buy aftermarket lines with the correct fittings. Just make sure they're exactly the same length and fitting types as the originals or you may encounter some line routing issues.
Yeah, it is definitely oil....guess the oil s traveling p and own the lines....where did you get the steel braided line? I will ave o figure out what size.
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Yeah, it is definitely oil....guess the oil s traveling p and own the lines....where did you get the steel braided line? I will ave o figure out what size.
I actually contacted ER and got a set of braided lines from them. Aftermarket, you'd need to find a place that can supply lines and fittings. ER uses AN-10 aircraft-type fittings and hoses; not sure about the other manufacturers.
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I ran parts of my line with fire sleeve. Mainly to protect against rubs more than temperatures.
Great idea!!
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I actually contacted ER and got a set of braided lines from them. Aftermarket, you'd need to find a place that can supply lines and fittings. ER uses AN-10 aircraft-type fittings and hoses; not sure about the other manufacturers.
i bet this is the size I have...will contact stett.
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My Dinan lower oil cooler braided line was resting/rubbing against the fan shroud as well. To prevent it from rubbing through the line I zip tied it to a couple water coolant hoses.
Any problem with this as far as heat transfer?
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Dinan oil cooler

Can anyone confirm hose size for the Dinan a oil cooler lines and what angle fittings are needed? Dinan wants 600!!! For 2 new hoses and fittings. Any recommended retailers to purchase from?

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A special note about braided -AN lines. Make sure the hose is compatible with the fittings. Earl's uses a different style end than anybody else and is ONLY COMPATIBLE with Earl's hose. Also for oil lines I would recommend using only full flow ends. They are significantly more expensive, but worth it for oil or fuel lines.
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