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I grabbed a stealth kit off eBay the other day. Aeroflow nylon braid (wanted it over steel braid) with earls filter. I was hoping to put it in this weekend as well as my oil pressure sender for my cobalt gauge. U guys reckon I could crack the oil pressure switch without dumping the oil? It was only serviced 200kms ago...

I reckon it should be OK as long as its been sitting overnight?

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  On 07/07/2014 at 11:03 AM, arronm said:

You won't lose any oil. The oil is in the sump

Yeah I get that, just was hoping there wasn't any large galleries where it would pool near the switch... I guess a rags the go and crack it and see Edited by demon1300
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Gee I hope we get a how to guide one day. Would be really useful.

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Any of you guys using oil restrictors? Kind of in 2 minds about it. Garrett recommend if the pressure exceeds 65psi at any stage that an oil restrictor must be used. The male AN fitting supplied with my oil line kit is straight through, so being -4 is 4mm in ID. Unless I'm missing something, that's waaaay too much!

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The talk is that there is an oil restricter in the turbo housing!

Hopefully someone will confirm this!

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