Oil pressure line for BB 502 in a 1965
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Oil pressure line for BB 502 in a 1965
Hi there,
My oil pressure line connection at the engine was leaking and I'm not really impressed with the nylon line that was attached. It is a 502 Gen VI big block motor and they put in a $10 oil line...
Who makes the best line connection kit, preferably in copper I suppose, that will connect to a 65 BB oil pressure gauge?
My oil pressure line connection at the engine was leaking and I'm not really impressed with the nylon line that was attached. It is a 502 Gen VI big block motor and they put in a $10 oil line...
Who makes the best line connection kit, preferably in copper I suppose, that will connect to a 65 BB oil pressure gauge?
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Hi there,
My oil pressure line connection at the engine was leaking and I'm not really impressed with the nylon line that was attached. It is a 502 Gen VI big block motor and they put in a $10 oil line...
Who makes the best line connection kit, preferably in copper I suppose, that will connect to a 65 BB oil pressure gauge?
My oil pressure line connection at the engine was leaking and I'm not really impressed with the nylon line that was attached. It is a 502 Gen VI big block motor and they put in a $10 oil line...
Who makes the best line connection kit, preferably in copper I suppose, that will connect to a 65 BB oil pressure gauge?
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Can you elaborate on why we shouldn't use copper tubing? Other than the part #'s you list from Paragon other brands like Auto Meter have copper tubing in their kits. Just curious. Thanks.
/Tracy
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It will vibrate and crack and leak. Save copper lines for your house
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First it work-hardens from vibration, then it fatigue-cracks and fails.
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Thank you Sir!
I was searching 1964 which is why I didn't see the 1131k number. LOL!
I had a little drip this morning with mine, it's the plastic line, so it's getting replaced with the correct parts.
Thanks again,
/Tracy
I was searching 1964 which is why I didn't see the 1131k number. LOL!
I had a little drip this morning with mine, it's the plastic line, so it's getting replaced with the correct parts.
Thanks again,
/Tracy
Last edited by Tracy64; 12-01-2013 at 07:21 PM. Reason: added info