While putting on the hoses one of the hoses connect to the oil filter housing and it moved slightly but enough for oil to leake do i need to replace a gasket or can i turn it back the other way and solve the problem>?

Check and see if its leeking from your oil sending unit. If this was helpful please leave good feed back

i gotta 1950 ford coupe leaking oil out the oil filter housing and i can't find any solutions my gaskets are brand new anybody out there kno what my problem is then please tell me

Common oil leaks on a 3 series are:
1) Power steering hoses. If you have not yet replaced any power steering hoses on a 2002 I can almost promise you that one or more of them are leaking.
2) Valve cover gasket. Same comment as above. This tends to leak on the exhaust manifold side and stink like burned plastic as the synthetic oil burns on the manifold.
3) Oil line to the VANOS.
4) Oil filter housing.
Oil from any of these leaks will tend to move rearward as it makes its way to the ground.

YOU NEED TO REPLACE OIL FILTER HOUSING TOP SEAL OR FILTER TOP NOT TIGHT ENOUGH CAUSING OIL LEAK.

No, the remote oil line hose needs to be replaced. There is an easier fix to this other then replacing the remote oil line. Just to make sure were on the same page, the transmission line has no rubber line and is a one piece metal line from the transmission to the radiator on the passenger side. The remote engine oil line is on the drivers side and is rubber and goes to the radiator and remote oil filter housing. That is the hose that is common to leak at the factory compression clamp where the rubber hose connects to the metal line. The factory compression clamp can be cut off and just place the rubber hose or replace the oil line and replace the compression clamp. Make sure it's a compression clamp and not a hose clamp, the compression clamp has a better all round clamping force to the hose and less to fail then the hose clamps. Good luck and keep me posted, be glad to answer any questions you may have and NAPA or Auto Zone will have all the parts you need to get the job done.

Renew the whole lot ,filter and the housing assembly

This is not an easy repair in your driveway, but can be done. 1st thing, have you checked to see if the oil filter is the issue or is it the drain plug? If its the oil filter housing gasket, you will need to remove the filter. The housing is held in place by the threaded bolt assy that the filter screws onto. You will need to remove that bolt, remove the coolant hoses. Clean the engine block surfaces, for the new gasket to mate to, clean the cooling housing surfaces, install the bolt through the housing, and install the gasket onto it. Then install the bolt/housing into the block and tighten the bolt. Install the coolant hoses, oil filter. Fill the cooling system with the coolant that you removed. Fill the engine with oil, start and check for leaks.

Read my other posts to the same problem. if the noise goes away with the oil filler cap removed you need to replace the oil filter housing and hose. good luk

that would be your oil cooler line it could also be the filter extension housing their netorious for leaking.

do not worry just lift on the top of the housing it will give u just enough room to replace it .

But if u are worried follow the tube towars the engine there will be a hose clamp loosen it off this will give u alot of room just remember to put it back into place and tighten it when done