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Old 09-17-2019, 10:58 AM
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Turbo build is almost done but having some trouble finding 5/8" hose for oil drain. I already have a t25 oil drain that takes a 5/8 hose to the turbo and have a 5/8 hose barb fitting into the pan. Every single high temp hose I come across online says not to use for oil. I even contacted advanced auto to see if they would have something suitable but all they had were 250 degrees Fahrenheit rated transmission hose. Just looking for any solution here, I already bought all these fittings to just get the car running with the turbo and don't want to go to AN lines and fittings yet.
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https://www.jegs.com/i/Vibrant+Perfo...waAnBwEALw_wcB

Just googled "5/8" turbo oil drail" and got lots of hits. You're not going to get much better than a thick silicone hose until you go AN.
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Originally Posted by acedeuce802
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Just googled "5/8" turbo oil drail" and got lots of hits. You're not going to get much better than a thick silicone hose until you go AN.
You think 300 degrees Fahrenheit will be enough ?
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No, you don't want Silicone for hot oil you want LOL Nitrile hose from Gates Rubber. Like this I'm guessing that is $8 / foot. Comes in multiple colors, the one I selected here is black. Blue is also common.


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Originally Posted by DNMakinson
No, you don't want Silicone for hot oil you want LOL Nitrile hose from Gates Rubber. Like this I'm guessing that is $8 / foot. Comes in multiple colors, the one I selected here is black. Blue is also common.


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+1, oil degrades silicone. I've used the hose from ATP and it's pretty quality.
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At one time I replaced the hose between the intake manifold and rocker cover with a Silicone hose and found that there was always a clear-oily condensation under the hose which I assume was oil blow-by seeping though the hose.

I wouldn't trust a silicone hose with hot oil running through it unless it was incredibly thick and would suspect that you'd still find similar clear-oil seeping through the hose..
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Go to a local hydraulic hose shop. They have what you need because they do this every day.
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