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    Top right bolts and take the opportunity to change out the waterpump as well

    Quote Originally Posted by Discofender View Post
    Hi Rymnd,

    I didn't try with the turbo in place, but having a quick look I think it could be possible by reaching up from underneath. You may need to be a bit of a contortionist.

    Cheers Discofender
    Would think the top right bolts would be very difficult with turbo insitu, having removed and replacing it a couple of times over the last few months. May be a good opportunity to replace the turbo innards as an upgrade when it is out - will be doing the D2a oil cooler and water pump when I change the turbo innards as a matter of course. The water pump on the D2 on a well serviced vehicle was a complete surprise!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RRT View Post
    Would think the top right bolts would be very difficult with turbo insitu, having removed and replacing it a couple of times over the last few months. May be a good opportunity to replace the turbo innards as an upgrade when it is out - will be doing the D2a oil cooler and water pump when I change the turbo innards as a matter of course. The water pump on the D2 on a well serviced vehicle was a complete surprise!!

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    Hmmmm… something had gone very wrong with the coolant balance and or composition during the engine’s lifetime. It should be looking better than that. Mine has had 450,000km+ on OAT coolant and the water pump came out looking new.
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    Not wrong

    Quote Originally Posted by onebob View Post
    Hmmmm… something had gone very wrong with the coolant balance and or composition during the engine’s lifetime. It should be looking better than that. Mine has had 450,000km+ on OAT coolant and the water pump came out looking new.
    As the engine only has 260 and at one stage had a head change as well, was not good!!
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    My car has about the same k's and what appears to be a newish head too. I know for a fact the PO thought swamp water made good coolant. With its tendency to run warmish, I reckon the water pump will look very similar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rymnd View Post
    So trying to see if there are any low-hanging fruit here!
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    Too true!! :-)
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    So took turbo off as I replaced oil. cooler as well, replaced seals and gaskets and put turbo back.

    Now I can seem to get socket and torque wrench in to torque turbo to exhaust manifold.

    Any ideas or wisdom or special tools? 😊

    Quote Originally Posted by Rymnd View Post
    Who'd have thought, my D2 has an oil leak. :-)

    I've had a leak since I bought it, but now - again - trying to pinpoint and fix.

    Here's a pic taken under blue light and the green is the bit of oil damming up. It doesn't appear to be from the filter or centrifugal filter housing, as I had changed them a while back and they were dry.

    Any thoughts about this?

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