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jhmcrx 04-08-2005 12:28 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 
uuhhh...you "helped" the wrong person ;D o well anyways mine dont back up, my gasket leaks

wdwalker 04-08-2005 12:29 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 

Originally Posted by FooK
well first off it sounds like you need to fix the banjo bolt, alot of the oil is coming from there.

if the leak then persists, how is your oil pan tapped? make sure your adapter to the oil pan doesnt leak. Personally I just always have a steel fitting welded in, no need to mess with weird bolt on ----.

its only coming from the backside of it, i'm fixin to give it some jb weld treatment, see if that does the trick O0 i used a 1/2" barbed fitting with 3/8" threadings, drilled and tapped with a 3/8" NPT tap, used locktite on threads and jb welded on outside just in case.

wdwalker 04-08-2005 12:30 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 

Originally Posted by Loserkidwac
There is your problem, you tapped the oil pan to low, if that is below the normal level of oil in the pan it is just gonna back up, I say get a new pan and tap it higher up and see if that helps...Matt

that would be HIS problem, not mine... ::)

wdwalker 04-08-2005 12:34 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 

Originally Posted by djfob
oil can be backing up........any way of making it a more downward flow?

short of getting a moroso oil pan or something that lowers the pan, i'd be hard pressed to... and this is the budget build, so that's out of the question. one of those suckers would cost half of what i've spent putting the setup together.

does the 14b have a gasket that goes to the oil drain flange? this could be what's leaking too, i've noticed some oil on the hose where it connects to the drain flange, and dripping down the hose.

Loserkidwac 04-08-2005 12:38 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 
lol, i just realized that i am a dumbass but oh well...well in that case, my return was leacking when I first installed it...I didn't know how cause i JB welded both inside and out so i hit the outside again, still no fix, then i tightened the clam on the barb fitting on the pan and that solved it, use a socket and not a screw driver to tighten it down, hope I help you this time ;D

wdwalker 04-08-2005 12:45 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 
already using socket, learned this method after blowing off 3 charge pipe connectors lol.

Loserkidwac 04-08-2005 12:54 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 
Yea as did i, uh, my t3 drain flange had a gasket it wouldn't hurt to us them rtv or silicone selant if you don't have a gasket just use it sparingly and wait for it to dry u don't want that getting sucked up into the oil pump or ask stealthmode he might be able to get you a gasket

wdwalker 04-08-2005 01:00 AM

Re: oil leak problem,drain line backing up?
 
speaking of sucked up into the oil pump... when i took my oil pan off i found half a rubber o-ring in the oil pickup tube... is that bad lol? wonder where the other half is... ???


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