need to know what these hoses are called
06-19-09, 05:35 PM
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need to know what these hoses are called
i have an oil leak and i think its coming from these two hoses connected to the oil cooler at the front right corner under my car... i need to know what these are called and where i can get new ones...
07-16-09, 05:46 AM
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You can purchase them from your local Mazda dealer, or Mazdatrix.com (http://www.mazdatrix.com/b6.htm) , or you can make them yourself from braided SS hose and AN fittings.
However, the leak may be at the banjo bolts that connect the hoses to the cooler. Check the tightness of the bolts using a torque wrench. Torque is 40-51 ft. lbs.
However, the leak may be at the banjo bolts that connect the hoses to the cooler. Check the tightness of the bolts using a torque wrench. Torque is 40-51 ft. lbs.
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yeah i looked there first and just wanted to see if there was another way instead of buying it from them. to make it myself, where can i get those hoses and fittings?
never thought about those bolts thank you, hopefully its that so its an easy fix.lol
also, i was wondering if you knew of anyone parting out a rx7? if it is the hoses i can get those from it and also the driver side door handle since mine is broken...
never thought about those bolts thank you, hopefully its that so its an easy fix.lol
also, i was wondering if you knew of anyone parting out a rx7? if it is the hoses i can get those from it and also the driver side door handle since mine is broken...
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07-16-09, 06:09 PM
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I just installed a set of the corksport lines on my car after my custom rebuilt lines started to leak (lasted me 7 years though). $130 isn't bad at all, and the quality is great. I know some others had some issues with the corksport lines in the past, but they've apparently swapped over to a different company to assemble them. I'd definitely suggest new lines. Buying a used set is likely to result in having to replace them again sooner than you'd like. And getting at the rear iron connection is not enjoyable. It's a pain in the ***, so do it once, and do it right.
07-16-09, 07:56 PM
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one question about getting the oil cooler lines from corksport.com, am going to have replace the banjo bolts or get new fittings to install the cooler lines???
07-17-09, 06:22 AM
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You can reuse the banjo bolts but you should replace the "washers" shown in the image I posted in Post #4. You can get them through Mazda or perhaps your local auto parts store. Maybe Corksport provides them with the hoses? Otherwise, take one of the washers to a local parts store and see what they have. These "washers" are actually seals that prevent leakage around the bolt/fitting.
07-17-09, 08:56 AM
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07-17-09, 10:12 AM
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You can reuse the banjo bolts but you should replace the "washers" shown in the image I posted in Post #4. You can get them through Mazda or perhaps your local auto parts store. Maybe Corksport provides them with the hoses? Otherwise, take one of the washers to a local parts store and see what they have. These "washers" are actually seals that prevent leakage around the bolt/fitting.
I did this for my last set. Paid around $200 and they started leaking years down the road. But it varies of course. Some places will do a better job than others.
07-17-09, 01:09 PM
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We have a lot of good hydraulic shops around London and it also helps to have a reputation.
07-17-09, 06:40 PM
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ok thank you, i might just go with corksport cuz idk any hydraulic shops around where i live...
oh and i have a question about when i change my hoses. do i have to drain all of my oil first?
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