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I replaced my oil cooler lines today & I have a problem. The top line going to the radiator is leaking. I have no idea why.
Both the hose & fitting are new. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Re: Oil cooler lines
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Year make and modle and engine and mileage and what color? Like what the parts man ask for when you go to get parts. Do they have rubber O rings on the end of line or just screw in threads? Quick coupler or screw in nut? If threaded nut is it started in threads straight and good and snug? Give us info and someone will h try to help.
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Re: Oil cooler lines
Is the tube fully seated into the radiator inlet? More importantly, is the spring clip holding the tube in? Give it a tug, and see if it pops out.
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Re: Oil cooler lines
Thanks Guys for the input. MT2500, 97 Blazer 4x4, 4.3, 4L60E, LT235x75x15, Green exterior with gray interior. Ha Ha.
I tore into it this afternoon. What I found was nothing wrong with o-rings or anything, line pushed in all the way, clip was in correct place & seated. So I changed out the fitting again the one in it was new. That took care of the problem. I showed the fitting to a couple of mechanics I knew & they did not see anything wrong. So I'm assuming it was defective. Thanks Again |
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Re: Oil cooler lines
Where on line can a person buy GM Parts?
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Re: Oil cooler lines
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Yes sometimes we get defective parts. When I do I take them back and throw them at the parts people and give the heck about it. Run a web search there is several places that sell on line. There is pros and cons buying online. Most stuff I always go local parts places. Saves time getting the part and no shiping cost. And helps local people. Most local dealers give 25% discount. Some time cheaper than online and sometimes not. Also buying local I have a close place to go to and throw the defective stuff back at them. ![]() ![]() Your local dealer will most of the time come more helping getting Right and best parts and making stuff good if you do get defective stuff. Glad you got problem fixed. Good Luck
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I belong to another Blazer forum & I forget that I don't have stuff listed here as I do there. I guess I should check & update my profile. Thanks. |
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