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bgmac

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Did an inspection after my trip and found my oil pressure flex line damp with oil. Had to get real close and found some small cracks in the rubber. Going to order a new one Monday. Not going to fly until replaced. Man, they ain't cheep. One place is $189 and another is $120. Apparently thereis a restrictor inside the hose or fitting.

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