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Rocker oil feed pipe
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Also known asE6349
DiagramFig. 23 — OIL TANK · ref 32
Subsystemengine bottom
Listed in parts books1967–1968, 1970

Rocker oil feed pipe

Rocker oil feed pipe (70-6349, also known as E6349) that carries oil from the tank up to the rocker gear.

PN · 70-6349
Available in 2 materials:
OriginalAlloy (SRM)

This is the rocker oil feed pipe, part number 70-6349, which also shows up in older parts books under E6349. It appears in the oil tank and oil pipe figures, so it's part of the plumbing that carries oil from the tank up to the rocker gear at the top of the head.

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These pipes take a lot of vibration over the years and the joints can weep or crack, so if you're chasing an oil leak up top it's worth pulling this one and giving it a look. The catalog record ties it to the 1967 to 1970 span but doesn't spell out a specific model, so check it against what you're working on before you order.

If you're replacing it, it's a good idea to check the fittings and sealing washers at each end while you're in there, since a feed pipe rarely leaks on its own without the union hardware needing attention too.

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