So, I am still dealing with the aftermath of a leaky PD. I have replaced almost everything damaged in the fire so far by using parts that I found in a local junkyard. However, the OMP lines on the car were cracked. Plus, Mazda charges like $50 for each line. unfortunatly, i am almost out of money. so, i was wondering were else could I get the lines??? Could I use any line of the same size that I find at discount or something??? The more I look at it, it seems like it wouldnt make a difference, but I just wanna be sure...

 

Look what I found in an old thread:

Both the tubing and clamps were found online at http://www.corbincorp.com which is MSC Industrial supply Co.
1) Tubing: MSC # 48701031 available in 10' lengths. Perfect length - still have about 3-4' to spare. 1/8 x 3/16 (CTL) Teflon PFA - Industrial. Translucent. 1/8" I.D., 3/16" O.D.
$1.51 per foot x 10' = $15.10
2) Clamps: MSC # 48547962. Two-Ear Clamps
Type: 2-Ear
Nominal Size: 1/4
Inner Width of Ear: 0.118 In.
Thickness: 0.0276 In.
Width: 0.236 In.
Material: Stainless Steel
$.33 ea. x 12 = $4.00 (yeah, only needed 8, but that's only if you don't booboo
Could have usedn zinc plated @ .19 ea.
So, what's wiring tool doing here? It made the perfect crimper for the clamps! Just do one side at a time. Not all at once. Just a small squeeze at a time, then the other side, back, etc. Finally, the clamp goes fully squished and is gripping the teflon tube so

 

I just bought OMP lines from Mazda and the whole set of four was not much more than $50.00. They are like $10 to $15 apiece. There has to be someone on here that can sell you a set for less than that. Going the alternative route can be a big hassle and unless you get the tubing clamped just so, you are going to have a big pool of oil on the top of your engine.

 

Excellent information!