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Sinotruk 15102480P Turbocharger Oil Feed Pipe Assembly

Sinotruk 15102480P Turbocharger Oil Feed Pipe Assembly


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Component NameTurbocharger Oil Feed Pipe / Oil Inlet Line
MaterialHigh-Pressure Seamless Steel Tubing with Forged Banjo Fittings
Fitting TypeBanjo Bolt / Banjo Eye (Both Ends)
Thread SpecificationM10 x 1.5 or M12 x 1.5 (Engine Block / Turbo Inlet Specific)
Sealing MethodCopper Crush Washers (Included / Required)
Operating PressureUp to 1.0 MPa (145 PSI)
Application EngineWeichai WD615 Euro II / Euro III
Vehicle PlatformSinotruk Howo 6x4 (ZZ3257, ZZ4257, ZZ1257 Series)
Net Weight0.85 kg
Package Dimensions55 × 15 × 5 cm

Manufacturer No.

  • 15102480P

OEM Part No.

  • 15102480P
  • AZ15102480P

Engine Part No.

  • Weichai WD615.47
  • Weichai WD615.69
  • Weichai WD615.87
  • Weichai WD615 Series

Interchange No.

  • WD615-Turbo-Oil-Pipe
  • Howo-Turbo-Feed-Line-15102480P

Fitment Vehicles

  • Sinotruk Howo 6x4 Dump Truck
  • Sinotruk Howo 6x4 Tractor Truck
  • Sinotruk Howo 6x4 Mixer Truck
  • Sinotruk Howo 371HP Series
The 15102480P turbocharger oil feed pipe is a critical lubrication system component designed for Weichai WD615 series diesel engines equipped in Sinotruk Howo heavy-duty trucks. It channels pressurized engine oil from the cylinder block to the turbocharger bearing cartridge, ensuring reliable lubrication and cooling of the turbine shaft assembly. Constructed from high-pressure seamless steel tubing with precision-formed banjo end fittings, this assembly withstands engine oil pressures up to 1.0 MPa and operating temperatures exceeding 120°C. The pipe routing is engineered to clear engine block castings, exhaust manifolds, and chassis components specific to the Howo 6x4 platform. Installation requires new copper sealing washers at both banjo connections to prevent leakage under dynamic pressure cycles. This part replaces the original equipment pipe susceptible to fatigue cracking, carbon blockage, or banjo bolt thread stripping during service intervals.