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Old 03-04-2004, 08:00 PM
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Talking Oil cooler lines 1998 Blazer

Has anyone changed the oil lines from the oil filter to radiator. Any suggestions or tricks. How hard is it to do. Any help would be great !!!
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Easy to do, 13mm bolt on each side, just make sure you get the crushable washers with them...
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Yep, just like the other guy said, very easy to do, very common problem, they usually end up leaking right at the entrance to the radiator. Most aftermarket auto parts stores carry the form fitted hoses that you need too. They cost more from the dealer (as with everything).
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Re: Oil cooler lines 1998 Blazer

what is the cost for the after-market...parts?
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