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67064, Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by MmmDeion, Mar-15-04 04:01 AM
I have the whole turbo kit off now, but Im stuck at one problem, and I think theres only one thing to do. Im making my 420a-T back into just a 420a-S, the "S" is for slow. I dont know though when Im gonna do with the oil return line that taps into the oil pan. I just used a hacksaw and cut it shorter so I could connect the downpipe. BESIDES buying a whole new oil pan, is there any reliable way to plug it up so that oil doesnt go all over the friggin place. Thanks, :thumbsup
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67066, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by Uberingram, Mar-15-04 04:49 AM
I don't know about plugging it. Why don't you just hit up the FS forum and see if anyone has one laying around. Cheaper and safer.
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67067, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by thedawg, Mar-15-04 05:43 AM
Put a fat bolt and washers in there with some RTV and loctite. Obviously this solution is only as good as the bolt you use and correct sizing of the washers.
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67068, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by MmmDeion, Mar-15-04 05:49 AM
I suppose. I just didnt know if someone sold like a metal blocker plate with the same design, just to plug it up. I tried a cork (yea, something simple and cheap) just so I could move it to my new house, but now I want a permanent fix.
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67072, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by techboy, Mar-15-04 07:05 AM
I'd be willing to bet a large amount money there is somebody around here who just bought a HRC turbo kit and would love to NOT have to tap his/her oil pan. Post up in the FS and see if someone is willing to trade straight up. Of course, then you have to deal with the downtime.
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67075, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by Uberingram, Mar-15-04 09:35 AM
Originally posted by MmmDeion but now I want a permanent fix.
*cough* oil pan *cough
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67116, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by 95GSEclipse, Mar-15-04 06:05 PM
Hey i just bought that boost gauge from you. Im turbing my car on the 24th and the guy is selling me his oil pan. so ill have an extra. The only thing is there is a small dent in the corner of it but it wasnt enought to crack it. It doesnt leak at all. IM me if youll be interested....ill take pics off it in a few days.
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67122, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by MmmDeion, Mar-16-04 04:01 AM
Thanks Clinton, but I just got one off of Pushin420A (yes, the newb). Hopefully that will be the end off that, and the car will be sold, and Euro Tuning here I come (time for a change in things). Lets see, 18x9's sounds good...}(
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67123, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by GhEttOrAiD, Mar-16-04 04:22 AM
Originally posted by MmmDeion Thanks Clinton, but I just got one off of Pushin420A (yes, the newb). Hopefully that will be the end off that, and the car will be sold, and Euro Tuning here I come (time for a change in things). Lets see, 18x9's sounds good...}(
oh no
dont tell me
325is
*sadpanda*
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67124, RE: Oil pan and oil return line, what to do when your going back to n/a ? Posted by MmmDeion, Mar-16-04 04:27 AM
HA! I wish I had the money for a 325. Im lookin right now at a MKIV 1.8T
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