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Oil Line (Pressure) A1062200N

SKU:
A1062200N
Part Type:
Oil Line (Pressure)
Product Condition:
New
Application Type:
OE Replacement

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Description

Turbocharger Oil Line

Product Description

The Rotomaster Turbocharger Oil Lines supports proper turbocharger lubrication by maintaining consistent oil flow to and from the turbocharger. Built for high-heat environments, it helps protect turbo bearings and seals while reducing the risk of oil-related failures.

Features & Benefits

  • OE-style fit and function support proper oil supply or return.
  • Built to withstand heat and pressure at the turbocharger.
  • Maintains consistent oil flow to help protect turbo bearings.
  • Helps prevent oil pooling and backpressure that can damage seals.
  • Secure connections prevent oil leaks that can lead to exhaust smoke.
  • Direct replacement design allows for straightforward installation.
Product Information
Package Contents Turbocharger Oil Line, Banjo Bolt, Fitting, Seals
Application

2010-2012 Ford Flex
2010-2012 Ford Taurus
2010-2012 Lincoln MKS
2010-2012 Lincoln MKT
2013-2018 Ford Explorer
2013-2018 Ford Flex
2013-2017 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan
2014-2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility
2013-2018 Ford Taurus
2013-2016 Lincoln MKS
2013-2018 Lincoln MKT
OE Part Number AA5Z9G440A, GB5Z9G440A
Warranty Policy

Please review the Warranty Policy here.

TURBOCHARGER INSTALLATION GUIDE

AVERAGE REPLACEMENT TIME

8 hours 

SKILL LEVEL

Service Technician “B” or higher 

INITIAL INSPECTION AND GENERAL CARE 

  1. Carefully inspect the air cleaner, air cleaner duct, and the exhaust manifold for any foreign material. Objects left in these areas can severely damage the turbocharger immediately on engine startup. 
  2. Remove old gaskets and left-over material from the exhaust manifold, the oil supply line and oil drain line flanges. Inspect these surfaces for cracks, flatness, or erosion. 
  3. Inspect the oil supply and drain lines for degradation and cracking.  
  4. Make sure that there are no kinks or any other type of restriction or clogging in either line. 

 

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INDUSTRY-LEADING WARRANTY
40 YEARS OF SERVICE