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Originally Posted by wstar There's been a few reported here, if you search . More importantly, there's bound to be more that aren't reported here. The bottom line of the
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When driving hard on the track, on a road trip, or even just around town driving, one shouldn't have to constantly worry about parts failing and getting stranded. Even push-fit hoses should have high quality hose clamps used on each fitting.
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. More importantly, there's bound to be more that aren't reported here. The bottom line of the situation is adding external lines to your oil system exposes you to an additional set of risks. Aside from having a high quality install with good fittings and hoses and inspecting it regularly, your best defense is an oil pressure gauge.
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