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oil line re fit

Guys I am just in the garage doing a exhust back date, it,s been a ***** getting the oil lines off, so for future is there a anti seize you can use on the threads to make it easyer in the future

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I antiseize them all, makes them easier to get tight and easier to get off in years to come.
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Cheers done the ones that I have removed and swapped , now I need to gget the #%£*& thermo ones off
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Be careful, I read here that the aluminum threads can come off with the nuts!

A good overnight soak with liquid wrench might help.
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Well knock me down with a Mazda, I used the home brew on them over night and they let go today with out much fight. The 50/50 auto trans fluid and asetone works wonders
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Good luck. I ended up cutting mine off and replacing the thermostat and oil lines as a result.

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