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  1. 21st February 2007, 04:06 PM #1
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    oil pump bolt

    i have herd there is a problem with the oil pump bolt or something like that ?? is this true what is the problem ?? thanks adrian and pic would be great
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  2. 21st February 2007, 04:08 PM #2
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    do a quick search and you will find some interesting posts on the subject
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    also check this out as well as incisor said do a search you will find out all you need to know http://www.smf.d2au.com/index.php'topic=534.0
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  4. 21st February 2007, 06:48 PM #4
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    Yep
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    Some early motors missed out on a dose of loctite on the bolt,it comes loose and the motor is destroyed.
    As the others said search and you should find plenty of info.
    The fix is to drop the sump at your next service remove and re-loctite the bolt.
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    Once you decide to actually do it it's very easy to check and do.
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  6. 23rd February 2007, 10:30 PM #6
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    I'm about to do that next service, my truck is 7 years old 105000km. shouldn't it have come off by now if it had missed a dose of locktite???
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    It is easy enough, just wear a raincoat, engine for ever drips oil once that sump is of, i hope you don’t have to share my experience.

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  8. 24th February 2007, 02:40 PM #8
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    Hi all ,

    For a late model D2 , do you still need to have the bolt issue recheck ? How often does loctite need to be applied ? Once only or every certain milage ?

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    Doing the pump bolt

    Participated in doing one of these yesterday... it takes longer than you think for what should be a straight forward job.

    If you don't have a hoist in your shop (and who does), jacking the front of the car and making it safe takes time.

    Lining up the gasket and holes in the sump and engine is a chore x 20 bolts.

    And someone mentioned a raincoat - great idea and include hat and glasses for every drop of oil, muck and the odd bolt.
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