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    Default Turbo oil feed line attached to back of engine, how to remove it? – 05-04-2017,07:42 PM
    Heya thanks for looking at my thread.

    I'm replacing the turbo oil feed line and have removed it from the Turbo and undone the Banjo bolt, the line is attached to back of engine and I can't see / feel how to remove it, can any one help?

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    Default Re: Turbo oil feed line attached to back of engine, how to remove it? – 06-04-2017,12:17 PM
    It is fixed by two or three "P" clips to the studs on the tandem pump.

    Not the easiest things to get to. Inlet air ducting needs to come off.
     
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    Default Re: Turbo oil feed line attached to back of engine, how to remove it? – 06-04-2017,06:59 PM
    Thanks for your reply Col! I managed to get to it by removing the air ducting as you suggested and (after much swearing) have installed the new oil line. I dropped a couple of the 10mm bolts which belong to the P clips which have disappeared, I hope they didn't end up in the clutch vent holes! :/
     
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