Ok, so one of my oil lines exploded yesterday, I think the one going to the oil cooler. Anyway, anyone have any idea what all is entailed in replacing these lines, how hard they are to get to, what all I have to remove? Any help here is good. I'm replacing all lines I can find that may be bad since I don't want anything else going wrong soon.

 

Lines are no problem to get to, i think corksport sells the cheapest stainless steel braided replacement lines, they use the stock banjo bolt connectors so you don't have to switch over to -an fittings.

Only problem is that the bolts are HUGE.. I have the proper sockets and wrenches now, but the first time i did it, i went to wall mart and bought two big assed stanley adjustable wrenches, ones that go to 30mm, and they still come in handy from time to time.

http://www.corksport.com/main.php3?p...3Fcat%3D214909

Or... for about the same price, you can build your own 10-an lines, but that will require some modification, I had to move my oil cooler towards the passenger side about an inch to get the 90 degree Earl's -10 an fittings to clear when i made my set. if you want to do that, I'll post a parts list, but the corksport set is going to be the best option if you are looking for a direct fit replacement.