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turbo oil return - sump location

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turbo oil return - sump location

Post by shorty_f0rty »

hey guys,

finally got my sump off and about to drill a hole in it so a barb can be silver soldered in.

I have a spot right at the back of the sump and at the top as it seems to be the easiest place to route the oil line as well as access sump bolts, change oil filters.

any further forward and it will need run horizontally for a while before going into the sump.

i've tried to search but haven't found anything that answers my question.

Cheers.[/code]
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Post by a1 mech »

Yer about ther sounds right, just make sure you drill it in a location where it is between the bores so not to come near the crankshaft as it rotates.
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Post by troopymad »

yep this bit will take a bit of thinking when i have to do it

ill have to see what other say
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Post by shorty_f0rty »

alright all done.. checked the bores and adjusted accordingly. even trimmed the threaded bit of the barb so less thread is inside the sump.

took some pics but my cheap ass camera sucks at night.. so not even worth posting.

hopefully the guys will be able to silver solder the barb in without issues tomorrow.
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Post by GO79 »

make sure your diff wont smash it under felx
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Post by troopymad »

does it really get that close?
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Post by shorty_f0rty »

troopymad wrote:does it really get that close?
my diff doesnt...
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Post by troopymad »

shorty_f0rty wrote:
troopymad wrote:does it really get that close?
my diff doesnt...
mine either, but i have read about it before :?
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