Yeah- I have decided that I am going to buy this set -
https://www.do88performance.com/en/arti ... hoses.html
And trim/ add a coupler if needed to make the left bend fit.
P80 Oil Cooler Hose Replacement Topic is solved
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My 5/8" silicone hose does not leak a drop on my car.
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I think chafe protection is more important
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So new hoses arrived today an go in on Tuesday!
I have learned however I also need to replace the low coolant sensor.
I have been driving the car sparingly as I don't know when I will leak from the oil cooler hoses
and have been topping off as needed but last night I drove home and had lost more than expected and the light didn't go off
so i inspected it and the wiring had become frayed.
No big deal.
There was just a good layer of coolant in the tank about an inch high, well below the Min mark but it was definitely there.
My question is- as long as there was some in the expansion tank it means that the engine/ radiator had enough to stay cooled properly- right?
My temp gauge was its usually steady right in the middle the whole drive.
So I can relax that everything is fine?
Thanks!
I have learned however I also need to replace the low coolant sensor.
I have been driving the car sparingly as I don't know when I will leak from the oil cooler hoses
and have been topping off as needed but last night I drove home and had lost more than expected and the light didn't go off
so i inspected it and the wiring had become frayed.
No big deal.
There was just a good layer of coolant in the tank about an inch high, well below the Min mark but it was definitely there.
My question is- as long as there was some in the expansion tank it means that the engine/ radiator had enough to stay cooled properly- right?
My temp gauge was its usually steady right in the middle the whole drive.
So I can relax that everything is fine?
Thanks!
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Agreed, coolant sounds fine.
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Hey Everyone,
It's been a bit, but I finally got the oil cooler hoses installed and a picture taken.
It's working out great!
I wanted to thank everyone for your help here in helping map out a solution.
I ended up going with some silicon heater core hoses from DO88 in Sweden
https://www.do88performance.com/en/arti ... black.html
Just a bit of trimming and a couple of zip ties to keep it tidy and contained.
Not kinking or bunching at all.
Here's to not having to change out sh*t URO hoses every year!
Cheers!
-Eric

It's been a bit, but I finally got the oil cooler hoses installed and a picture taken.
It's working out great!
I wanted to thank everyone for your help here in helping map out a solution.
I ended up going with some silicon heater core hoses from DO88 in Sweden
https://www.do88performance.com/en/arti ... black.html
Just a bit of trimming and a couple of zip ties to keep it tidy and contained.
Not kinking or bunching at all.
Here's to not having to change out sh*t URO hoses every year!
Cheers!
-Eric

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Thanks for taking that pic in that hard to reach space, too.
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