oil lines to the filter? what are they called?

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oil lines to the filter? what are they called?

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I need to replace the lines that go to my oil filter. Does anyone know what they are called or a part number? I need to get some stuff ordered to finish up my engine. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Midwest Military lists them as: Oil Filter Hoses - CC 1188079 $14.00

http://www.midwestmil.com/m37p9.html
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I thought thats what they were called, but i wanted to make sure. Thanks for your help Carter.
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You are welcome. When I replaced them I bought a length of hose and some brass fittings, all available locally, and made up my own. Took the old hoses and matched everything at the local NAPA.
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New exact replacement hoses are available at NAPA, listed in the EATON line catalog. I have the # at the shop that I could post tomorrow if you like.
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I'd like those numbers posted, Charles! I was about to ask for that.
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refit1701 wrote:I'd like those numbers posted, Charles! I was about to ask for that.
I'll make myself a note.
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Post by MSeriesRebuild »

The oil filter feed and return line hoses are EATON #11224, two are required.

While I was at it, I checked the # for the flex hose for the intake line at the fuel pump. It is EATON #11078, one required.

These are premium quality hoses, exactly like the originals.
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Thanks Charles!
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Post by m37_power »

wow thats awesome...i love part numbers. thanks guys!
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Post by T. Highway »

Thats great info Charles. I learn something new every day on this site.
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Thanks for taking the time to share those part #'s Charles! :D
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