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streetlightningJan-22-12 01:33 PM
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#135870, "Oil pump install"


          

I'm installing an Oil pump on my 2.4. For the most part its the same as the 2.0. I used the anerobic sealant and ne o-rings. Got it on and bolted it down and tq'd it. I then noticed the area where the oil pump meets the block and forms the mating surface for the pan, is a little off. Its forming a lip. My question is should I redo it? I am going to be running a crank scraper, so no oil pan gasket. Im hoping/wondering if the rtv (i I ise the copper color rtv) will be sufficent to fill the small gap, or redo the pump to ellinintae the issue? I should have been paying more attention to the deck flattnes whille installing..

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AdministratorCODE4Jan-22-12 01:52 PM
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#135871, "RE: Oil pump install"
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Seems like a no brainer - fix it now, or risk an oil later, when it will be much more difficult to remove and reinstall.

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streetlightningJan-23-12 08:20 AM
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#135874, "RE: Oil pump install"
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Indeed, Went back and re-installed, i feel much better. Thanks for the push.

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itsaslow95Jan-23-12 04:33 PM
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#135879, "RE: Oil pump install"
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Originally posted by CODE4
Seems like a no brainer - fix it now



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