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Replacing the Oil Tubing
Topic:Mechanical   Date: 2006-02-19
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The external oil tubes were leaking. The oil tube on the left side of the engine was routed behind the generator; however, this seemed to be a bad way to route the line. I rerouted the new line around the generator:



Here is how I routed the lines across the front to the oil filter:



Here is the right side of the engine. These are all standard brake tubing sizes:




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