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Oil filler tube unhinged?

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YOUR RESEARCHOil filler tube unhinged?

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Check oil in the intake etc

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To make sure it wasn't the AOS I pulled the airbox to check for oil in the intake etc.
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Replace aos bellows (no leak confirmed) and an oil

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Been throwing a P1124 after replacing the AOS bellows (no leak confirmed) and an oil change.
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Replace tube

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After that you can access the two bolts from above to remove and replace the tube.
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Check oil in the intake etc

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To make sure it wasn't the AOS I pulled the airbox to check for oil in the intake etc.
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Oil filler tube unhinged?

Replace aos bellows (no leak confirmed) and an oil

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Been throwing a P1124 after replacing the AOS bellows (no leak confirmed) and an oil change.
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Oil filler tube unhinged?

Replace tube

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After that you can access the two bolts from above to remove and replace the tube.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey all... Been throwing a P1124 after replacing the AOS bellows (no leak confirmed) and an oil change. So I started with what I took apart. To make sure it wasn't the AOS I pulled the airbox to check for oil in the intake etc. Upon removal I un-clipped the oil filler tube from the airbox and the cap portion came right off the plastic tubing that connects to the oil filler pipe. Nothing broke or cracked (at least that's what I think) but the problem I'm having is connecting the two back together. The cap portion has a big lip on it and seems impossible for it to fit back into the ribbed tubing without breaking it. Or do I have it wrong how the two connect? Good thing is, it was very loose and was leaking thus most likely causing the P1124 code.

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Never mind... I'm screwed. Looking at it a bit further, it cracked and broke right where the solid plastic portion meets the ribbed tubing. Will order tomorrow and replace.

POST 3Original post

Man, I heard that one is a PITA to do. Let us know how it goes!

POST 4Original post

I just did this a few weeks ago. It's annoying, but not difficult. You need to remove the generator as well as the throttle body and plenum. After that you can access the two bolts from above to remove and replace the tube. -shawn

POST 5Original post

clean it and sleeve it with appropriate plastic cement.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the replies guys... The plastic cement idea and others sound great but rather fix it the right way.

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