HELP! Oil Line Removal ASAP
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I'm trying to put on my new valve cover from Modern Performance and I got everything off except for this last line...

Can someone help thats done this before. I have the quick disconnect tool but it doesn't fit in between the line and the valve cover. I need help ASAP. Car is in pieces right now

Can someone help thats done this before. I have the quick disconnect tool but it doesn't fit in between the line and the valve cover. I need help ASAP. Car is in pieces right now
is that no a quick connect fitting? dont u use a gasline removal tool for that?
yes it is, u have to use gas line removal tool just like the breather hose one, which doesnt look like u took of either
yes it is, u have to use gas line removal tool just like the breather hose one, which doesnt look like u took of either
Last edited by tomj77; Jan 8, 2011 at 03:01 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Yes, it is a quick connect like a fuel line. The problem is that you don't have enough room to get the removal tool in there. You can always just use a large screwdriver or a pry bar to pry it off. The internal tabs will bend out of shape, but they can be straightened or replaced. I'm not sure why they made that fitting so short.
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Yes, it is a quick connect like a fuel line. The problem is that you don't have enough room to get the removal tool in there. You can always just use a large screwdriver or a pry bar to pry it off. The internal tabs will bend out of shape, but they can be straightened or replaced. I'm not sure why they made that fitting so short.
I had to buy some clip inserts to replace that, just use two screwdrivers to pull it out then you will see there is a 4 prong insert in there, take that to the dealer, do your best to explain what it's for (take a pic of where it belongs) and they should have a few in stock for pennies (I got 4 in a pack for 88 cents).
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So I am new to posting stuff on here I believe I am doing this right, but I hava question...I bought a fuel retainer clip for $0.35 cents (which cost me $7 after S&H), but do I just insert the clip circular side first in the conical part and just push until it clips on the tube connected to the valve cover OR do I put the clip on the tube portion and somehow hold the clips on the lip and then jam the conical portion on that...Please help I'm lost on how this thing fits back on OR is it destryoyed and I need a new hose from turbo to valve cover.
Any help is appreciated....Thanks!
Any help is appreciated....Thanks!
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So I am new to posting stuff on here I believe I am doing this right, but I hava question...I bought a fuel retainer clip for $0.35 cents (which cost me $7 after S&H), but do I just insert the clip circular side first in the conical part and just push until it clips on the tube connected to the valve cover OR do I put the clip on the tube portion and somehow hold the clips on the lip and then jam the conical portion on that...Please help I'm lost on how this thing fits back on OR is it destryoyed and I need a new hose from turbo to valve cover.
Any help is appreciated....Thanks!
Any help is appreciated....Thanks!
heres a question. When you swap to a bigger turbo obviously this line will be open since it goes into the stock turbo. what do you do with it then? im asking because mine is just wide open right now lol
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