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beagleONE
10th January 2014, 02:50 PM
Hi all, looking for a few motor bits for my newly acquired 300tdi disco (280thou KM so far. Plods along as expected).

Anyway shes leaky, trying to figure out where its coming from.
Im hoping my rear main is not gone, so starting with the simple fixes of a degrease/sump gasket (which is obviously leaky).

Where would you suggest sourcing one from, Im based in Southern Adelaide.
Online, sprints, local LR stealership?
Where have you used, and what sort of experience have you had??






And failing sump gasket fixing the problem, a rear main?
Have heard mixed reviews about various rear mains (leaking soon after install :eek:), any recommendations there or what and where to source??




Thanks in advance for your help!

Judo
10th January 2014, 02:54 PM
Have you considered using RTV silicone to seal the sump? Better for sealing IMO, but can be a pain to get off and clean again...

beagleONE
10th January 2014, 03:33 PM
i think the previous owner has done this, and its leaking pretty bad.
thats why i was thinking gasket may have provided a better seal, but if RTV silicon will provide a better seal that may be the option.

Judo
10th January 2014, 05:34 PM
Just checked and the D1 workshop manual actually states to use sealant, not a gasket. So there may not even be a gasket part.


Cleanmatingfacesofsump,timinggearhousing and cylinder block.
Applya2,0mmbeadof’HylosilRTV102’tothe sump flange, ensuring bead is applied inboard of the bolt holes.
Secure sump to block with bolts. Tighten to 25 Nm.

Done properly it shouldn't leak.

rangieman
10th January 2014, 05:59 PM
Just checked and the D1 workshop manual actually states to use sealant, not a gasket. So there may not even be a gasket part.



Done properly it shouldn't leak.

X2 just use silicon no gasket needed

beagleONE
10th January 2014, 06:01 PM
That would make sense to why my searching isnt turning one up so far.
Thanks Judo and rangieman!

Anywhere online where one can access workshop manual for D1 tdi??

rangieman
10th January 2014, 07:30 PM
That would make sense to why my searching isnt turning one up so far.
Thanks Judo and rangieman!

Anywhere online where one can access workshop manual for D1 tdi??

There are a few mobs on ebay when you buy something they give you a CD Rave manual as its called .
One comes to mind and he is a sponsor on here is Roverlords in melb great to deal with and no bull****;)

Judo
10th January 2014, 07:43 PM
Two options:

1. The AULRO store for $16.50 delivered on CD. "Store" link at the top of the page, or follow below link. Proceeds help support the forums.
Dave's Interesting Things - Rave I (http://www.davesitshop.com/davesitshop/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=1)

2. Google until you find it for free. (Yes it's there).

Tank
11th January 2014, 01:39 PM
I buy most of my Land Rover parts from Karcraft in Silverwater, Sydney.
Always good prices and great delivery times and they know what they're talking about, Regards Frank.

Spel1
15th January 2014, 02:04 PM
X2 just use silicon no gasket needed


However, they are available. My sump was leaking from a previous install without a gasket (by a mechanic in the past). All fixed with the use of a gasket. There is a part number, just don't recall what it is. Call British Car Components British Car Components - spares and parts for British cars, Melbourne Victoria, Australia (http://www.britcar.com.au/), and they do ship.

SouthOz
15th January 2014, 03:22 PM
Southern Adelaide. Good people to deal with. Keep a big range of parts.

Triumph Rover Spares - The World's Largest Land Rover Dismantler (http://www.triumphroverspares.com.au/)

Dave

disco971
15th January 2014, 09:17 PM
just sealant, the black land rover sealant will do the job, leave it to set over night/12-24 hours to set and should be fine, don't need that amount of time but will help set properly.

In regards to the rear main, from memory there were some little T type seals that used to get replaced too, (might not have been on 300tdi though)
there was a little bit that used to over hang that some people cut too short causing a leak, easy fix was to put some of that black sealant at the end of them to help seal.

beagleONE
16th January 2014, 02:07 PM
thanks all for the replies, top form spel for the knowledge on the gasket!

ive done the good old rtv silicon job for the moment, so fingers crossed she holds!


all over triumph rover spares aswell, close to home which is always a good thing!!