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  1. 29th July 2007, 02:56 PM #1
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    D2 Auto Question

    OK those of you with a Disco TD5 Auto. Are your engines a rear sump? I have had to drop my sump to get at the torque converter bolts. Had me thinking why can't it be like a normal Auto with the removable cover plate.
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  2. 29th July 2007, 04:17 PM #2
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    Yes George,
    The same, to get to the Torque Convertor bolts the sump comes off.

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    At least the box is now in.
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    Drop sump to access convertor bolts?? What sump, engine or trans? We don't take any sump off to access the bolts. There is a little cover on the bottom of the bellhousing (round, 3 bolts) that when removed gives just enough room to remove / refit the bolts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    Drop sump to access convertor bolts?? What sump, engine or trans? We don't take any sump off to access the bolts. There is a little cover on the bottom of the bellhousing (round, 3 bolts) that when removed gives just enough room to remove / refit the bolts.
    That access hole is . Spent 3 hours on sunday to loose the washers and one bolt in there. Droped the engine sump and all 3 done in under an hour
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    The joys of a hoist. All three bolts in takes about 15 minutes tops...
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