oil lines
Has anyone replaaced the oil lines on their blazer? Ive got a 99 that has leaking oil lines. I was looking for any suggestions on how to do it yourself.
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Re: oil lines
I have a 99 xtreme. Had to replace lines two months ago because they were leaking bad, about a quart in 20-30 miles. Bought lines at o-reilly's for about $40. Took about 45 minutes to install and clean up. Just raise vehicle and put on jack stands. There is a 10mm bolt that holds the lines onto the oil filter adapter, remove the bolt and the lines are free. There is one clamp bolted to the driver side front of the oil pan, remove it. Then you remove the special clips that hold the lines to the radiator, I used a small dental type pick/hook to remove the clips. Then just remove lines. Install new lines in reverse order and check for leaks. I had a little trouble installing lines back into the radiator and had to slightly bend the new lines to fit like the factory ones. I found it easier to install the special clips after the lines are fully seated. I also had to remove my cold air intake to make room for replacing the lines. Hope this helps.
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Re: oil lines
When you go to buy it, take your old one with you. When I worked at Oreilly, we sold (6) different oil cooler lines for the S-Series trucks. Three are 3 different return lines and 3 different supply lines.
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Re: oil lines
I forgot to mention that mine is 4WD. The front differential is in the way. It must be moved to get to the oil line from the engine. Ive already replaced the line to radiator. Used a GM line from dealership. Im just looking for suggestions so I wont run into any problems.
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