DanoVPSII
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Hey everybody!
Got a curious one for you, just to see if anyone knows before I ring Holden back and ask them during daylight hours.
I've got an L67 and I bought a new rear engine plate for it from Holden. It comes with the rear main seal installed already, but it's actually in backwards. Is this intentional?
The plate is a replacement item... it's thicker than the original because they all used to leak, so I'm happy about that, but how come the seal is in it ass-about?
BTW, the L67 is going in the misses' VR ute. It has the matching tranny with it as well. I had put it into a VS SII for her, but she wanted a ute, so I'm moving it over. It's getting the electric seats that came from the donor Statesman as well, plus other things to tidy it up.
I have also made it a condition that if I do the job, it gets dual exhausts. It already has dual cats so I think it's criminal if I don't carry that all the way through to the back.
Should be pretty fun when it's done.
Cheers,
Dan
Got a curious one for you, just to see if anyone knows before I ring Holden back and ask them during daylight hours.
I've got an L67 and I bought a new rear engine plate for it from Holden. It comes with the rear main seal installed already, but it's actually in backwards. Is this intentional?
The plate is a replacement item... it's thicker than the original because they all used to leak, so I'm happy about that, but how come the seal is in it ass-about?
BTW, the L67 is going in the misses' VR ute. It has the matching tranny with it as well. I had put it into a VS SII for her, but she wanted a ute, so I'm moving it over. It's getting the electric seats that came from the donor Statesman as well, plus other things to tidy it up.
I have also made it a condition that if I do the job, it gets dual exhausts. It already has dual cats so I think it's criminal if I don't carry that all the way through to the back.
Should be pretty fun when it's done.
Cheers,
Dan