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Oil line replaced

I changed the hard oil lines and engine oil line.

Does this look correct? I was not sure about the flow direction anymore. I find the Bentley pictures not very precise.

Questions 1: The thermostat fitting closer to the wheel wall goes to the engine hard line and the other comes from the tank, right?

Question 2 : I noticed the new rubber material differs from the old lines. Is is OK to have the rubber parts of the oil line so close to the hard lines?

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Looks correct to me. I just replaced the oil line to the engine for an exhaust back date.... the oil line closest to the fender well went to the engine....

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Yep -- looks correct to me too
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Looks nice. The rubber line might need to be tie wrapped back a bit to avoid rubbing against the tire (depending on how wide the rubber is you're using. I found mine had to be pulled back after finding a rub mark from being on track.

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