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replacing turbo oil in line

posted by  caseyorama on  Sat Sep 13 04:57 CST 2003
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OK, here's another one. The oil line to the turbo has a crack near the upper flange, In order to remove it, Do I have to remove that oil sensor-looking thing that is mounted to the block directly above it, or can I work around it, and what is it? will I need to order another gasket when I replace it?
The haynes manual devotes about ten pages to the engine and doesn't even have a picture of the right side.
Thanks ,
casey

Oh by the way, the engine is a 1981 b21 f in a 240






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