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BIG DYL

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hey everyone im about to do my sump seal on my vn v6 and i was just wondering is there anything i should look for or at while im down that way

cheers Dylan
 

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ganna do it in the car and yer i know its ganna be a head f***
 

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Check engine mounts, they sag and you know cause the clearance between back of sump and crossmember will be stuff all.
 

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ok cheers man
 

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If the sump is coming off and out, I would clean the oil pick-up.
 

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ok cool ill do that
 

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Before u do the sump degrease it and make sure there r no more oil leaks any where else.mite as well check ur gear box mount and gearbox pan gasket for leaks.
 

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ok cheers mate will do
 

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Also, once the sumps off, look for plastic that guides/adjusts the timing chain.
Any debris, metal filings...

Hopefully you won't see any of them, but if you do, that'l let you know what else needs doing :p
 
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