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Question oil leak question

I seem to have a slight oil leak in the area where the oil tank and S hose meet. I've tightened the clamp to no avail. I'm wondering, if I drain the oil from the tank and sump, will there be any oil left in the S hose? I'm thinking about inspecting it and maybe replacing both the hose and clamp. I just don't want to be surprised when I pull it off.

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Thanks for the heads up, Superman!
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The S hose sits right near the hot exhaust and tends to need replacement sooner than other hoses. I'd change it.
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Thanks Chris. I did buy one along with the associated clamps with the intent to replace just in case.
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oil leak

had the same problem , turned out to be a loose fitting at the tank.
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When you remove the S hose, make sure that the surface on the oil cooler is smooth where the hose seals. A small score can lead the oil right out and onto the heat exchanger.

If you find a score or two, polish them out with the finest grit wet/dry sandpaper that you can find.
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