Eliminate the installation headaches associated with a non-flexible OE drain line with the Fleece silicone hose drain tube kit. Featuring a larger ID smooth silicone hose and black anodized billet aluminum fittings with integral O-rings, this drain hose simplifies turbocharger installation and will ensure proper oil drainage from your turbocharger.
Part Number: FPE-CTDT-VGT-KIT
Features
Formed silicone hose for longevity and durability
Designed for use with all 6.7L Cummins equipped Dodge Ram factory VGT turbochargers and aftermarket drop-in replacements
Anodized aluminum fittings with integral O-rings for leak-free installation
New fasteners
Notes
Direct replacement for Chrysler part No.: 68005450AA
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Old one basically pulled itself out of the block because it was to short and was leaking everywhere looks like they modified the new one abit to fix the issue ! See how it goes !
Installed it with a new cheetah on a 2017. Install went great… but after some driving on the truck thing is now leaking oil all over the truck. Going to be removing and try to reseal. Can’t find replacement o-rings for this drain either. Nice product tho.
So.i discovered on my dodge ram 6.7 2008 that the metal fitting does in fact not fit in the block so that was an issue I seen some others have, ended up taking the fitting to the grinder and took it off a little till she fit. Honestly great product! Would buy again, DDC quality never fails. Just a note that it might not fit well in all blocks but after some grinding they work no leaks so fixed the problem!
I was warned the stock Cummins Turbo drain hose on the ram was difficult to reinstall so I grabbed this Fleece drain hose. Made installing the lower coolant hose a breeze and folded right out of the way for the turbo install. Nice ease of access upgrade and I love those types of upgrades! Heavy Duty Equipment Tech.
Day 6 trying to get the oil drain tube into the engine block, It seems the hole from the last factory oil drain tube seems to be a tad smaller then the after market replacement, I have had to take the clamps off the drain tube and just have the small metal piece that goes in the engine and I have been pounding it with a hammer to get it in and it will not go its almost broke in half now trying, I guess ill have to get a factory drain tube