Just wondering if its fairly straight forward to remove the sump on the fto engine?
Is it just a case of un bolting it, or is it a bit more involved.
Thanks
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Re: The Sump
plenty of bolts and a gasket
youll need a gasket or exhaust sealant to put it all back...
but... why???
youll need a gasket or exhaust sealant to put it all back...
but... why???
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cause hes repairing his engine
lucky bastad cause it managed to survive having a washer run through it
lucky bastad cause it managed to survive having a washer run through it
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Re: The Sump
Hey guys just took a look underneath the car and it looks like the starter motor & exaust would be in the way off dropping the sump.
Or will it just slideover the top of them?
Thanks
Or will it just slideover the top of them?
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Re: The Sump
Exhaust definitely has to come off. The sump uses a silicone liquid gasket. Permiseal red is the best stuff to use.
The starter shouldnt need to come out.
The starter shouldnt need to come out.
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