badaboom
I see that at one end of the bulltear stainless steel oil fill tube has a thinner
wall than the other end.
Is the thinner walled end of the stainless steel oil fill tube the end that should be attached to the intake manifold?
jeepsr4ever
One end has a precision cut on the outside, this is the end you install in the intake. It is best to put this into the freezer for 5MN then install by hand and when it warms it will expand into place. The other end has a cut on the inside to match the stock tube diameter. These are heavy duty replacements and come from a thicker material so we have to trim the diameter accordingly.
badaboom
Appreciate it. Well with this winter weather I don't think the freezing the thing should be a issue. Thanks again
badaboom
jeepsr4ever
Tried what you suggested. Didn't work. Trying to place oil fill tube into edelbrock intake. One side of the oil fill tube slot on the manifold is a tad out or round. It appears that I will need to shape the tube a tad to get it to fit. Have you run into this before. #-o
jeepsr4ever
Ive seen this when it gets damaged in shipping. If you cant get it to work send it back I will give you a free replacement.
badaboom
The front side of the hole for the oil fill tube to attach to on the
Edelbrock intake maifold is not fully circular(oblong). I think with a tad of some pounding on the tube I can get it to fit. Thanks for your concern
jeepsr4ever
Wow it takes some serious force to bend that 304. It must have been under some pretty hefty packages on the way to you :shock:
badaboom
No your oil fill pipe is sweet. :lo1l:
The hole for which the pipe your fill pipe needs to go into on the edelbrock intake THE INTAKE HOLE IS OUT OF ROUND
jeepsr4ever
hahahahaaa
#-o
badaboom
111!!! :roll:
