Punto cabrio 1600
I noticed an oil leak from 1 of the pipes, not the one that is going to the pump:
I cut some of the pipe and connected it to some kind of a T piece.
After 1 hour drive, when I got home, I moved to steering wheel to the left and it got broken, all the oil got on the floor.
The pipe snapped in the side of the T piece, not the oil tank side.
I used a clump of course.
I think the pipe is too hard and dry, if I bend the pipe or play with it, it can snap.
I can't see clearly enough, but I wanted to change the whole pipe and I see it's connected somehow to an aluminium pipe with a clump.
Is it 1 piece or the rubber hose connects directly to the aluminium pipe?
If it's not 1 piece, could I use any universal oil pipe or I need a special hydraulic pipe that cost alot?
I noticed an oil leak from 1 of the pipes, not the one that is going to the pump:

I cut some of the pipe and connected it to some kind of a T piece.
After 1 hour drive, when I got home, I moved to steering wheel to the left and it got broken, all the oil got on the floor.
The pipe snapped in the side of the T piece, not the oil tank side.
I used a clump of course.
I think the pipe is too hard and dry, if I bend the pipe or play with it, it can snap.
I can't see clearly enough, but I wanted to change the whole pipe and I see it's connected somehow to an aluminium pipe with a clump.
Is it 1 piece or the rubber hose connects directly to the aluminium pipe?
If it's not 1 piece, could I use any universal oil pipe or I need a special hydraulic pipe that cost alot?
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