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Bracket on oil crossover pipe on 3.0SC engine




Hello to this wonderful knowledge base and Happy Thanksgiving...2 pics show oil crossover pipe I have put on my SC motor after installing SSI's
Where/what does the little bracket with hole in it attach to....?
Thanks for the help...

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Aftermarket oil pipes fit poorly. After you get it off the stand the pipe can easily be bent into place.
It mounts via a 6mm bolt to the sheet metal where the front and side piece meet.
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Thank you both...that was quite the "A-ha.." moment..the sheet metal has been off this motor since last February, and i completely forgot about it...I'm glad i brought it up here.
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Aftermarket oil pipes fit poorly. After you get it off the stand the pipe can easily be bent into place.
It mounts via a 6mm bolt to the sheet metal where the front and side piece meet.
I'm glad you wrote this Henry.. I've fitted a few and never had one that seemed to have the bracket in quite the right spot!
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To be redundant, I had to massage both the pipe during engine install and the flange/bracket. You'll see when you get there. If memory serves, I wouldn't even bother to attach the bracket until trying to connect the pipe.

It's a common complaint.


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