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Old 07-02-2007, 11:42 AM
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How to make 1g or 2g oil return line fit?

So I just bought a 1g oil return line and when i tried to install it the line was too short. So is there any modifications i have to do?

Also, exactly what does it mean to modify the two holes at the top? Make the holes bigger?

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Re: How to make 1g or 2g oil return line fit?

If I remember right the oil drain bolt on the turbo are spaced differently on some turbos. So if the oil drain line doesn't bolt right up, you may have to make the bolt holes wider or narrower depending on your turbo. If the actual line is to short then you may have a bigger problem.
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Re: How to make 1g or 2g oil return line fit?

well i didnt try installing it because it looked short.

Are the 1g oil return supposed to bolt right on with no modifications?
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Re: How to make 1g or 2g oil return line fit?

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well i didnt try installing it because it looked short.

Are the 1g oil return supposed to bolt right on with no modifications?
It depends on what turbo you installed. But even if it is too short all you have to do is cut the line in the middle, buy some rubber hose and 2 clamps to make it longer. Its not a very pressurized line at all so this should work fine.
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