hose on oil return line from turbo

[klcammie]

Have looked thru threads, I need to find the 4 inch hose on the return line from the turbo. I do not want to pay dealer 50.00 soooo where can I find one?

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

junkyard? if you do, run a coathangar through it to clean it out then soak in fuel to clean it further

[bjytech]

Just some silicone heater hose or even regular heater hose will work fine to replace that line.

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

Just some silicone heater hose or even regular heater hose will work fine to replace that line.

high temp oil under pressure may be too much, thats why its a braided steel cased line so you dont get a heat burst. i wouldnt run anything less than stock IMO would suck to have it pop and empty your engine in seconds being tied to the main galley

[MnTom]

high temp oil under pressure may be too much, thats why its a braided steel cased line so you dont get a heat burst. i wouldnt run anything less than stock IMO would suck to have it pop and empty your engine in seconds being tied to the main galley

If you have pressure in your return hose you have some real problems. Far as regular heater hose, I would not use it because the oil will deteriorate the hose causing premature failure. Cummins is another place and you can also try most auto parts stores.

[CUMMINSDIESELPWR]

If you have pressure in your return hose you have some real problems. Far as regular heater hose, I would not use it because the oil will deteriorate the hose causing premature failure. Cummins is another place and you can also try most auto parts stores.

oh thought i read the input hose... lol

[MnTom]

oh thought i read the input hose... lol

Yea, that one will see 100+ psi cold, so you would be correct with the braided hose!

[klcammie]

Ok thanks for all the replies. Will be near a Cumins shop Mon or Tue. and will stop in. Will update soon.

[klcammie]

Found the hose oring and gasket at autopartsmopar.com. all three 25.00 plus shipping. will get them in 2-3 days. thanks for all your help.