08-08-2008, 04:12pm
Volvi Wrote:once your past that point of no return ie goes soft on you, thats it boyo it farked. it might hold a bit till next service maybe just a couple of drops. Ive had a hellicoil fix that held for a while but it still leaked allbeit just a few drops. but made do with it till I was ready to change the pan which I did when it was time to flush and re-juvinate my radiator. so off it all came rad + pipes then onto the pan and checked filter basket (inside above pan) whilst pan was off, then put in a new pan. So you can put off the pan job a while till you have another jobby. But I believe a new pan is the only 100% fix, hellis are 90% and not permanent.
It's now starting to dribble around the plug. . . noooooo.
so f*** it, I've bought a new sump and gasket.
NOW. . . ,
Is there anything I should be especially carefull about when replacing the sump? (I'd really like to only do this once!!!)
It's got Standard pipes and I think I can get onto the header bolts without touching the radiator, but haven't tried the middle ones yet, and I don't have a manual.
So any hints, or warnings would be helpfull.
thanks in advance,
WARD
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