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| Tattiepicker Member Since: 01 Apr 2021 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 51
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| Privanthe Member Since: 18 Apr 2021 Location: Linlithgow Posts: 63
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So my new 4.4 is damp with oil underneath. Went for it anyway as it was the second I saw with the issue.
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| stevepen Member Since: 03 Feb 2017 Location: Cheshire Posts: 64
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Yes, that's the one. I changed mine a couple of weeks ago. 2011 Vogue SE TDV8 |
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| Privanthe Member Since: 18 Apr 2021 Location: Linlithgow Posts: 63
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So my next silly question is;
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| paul70 Member Since: 06 Mar 2018 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 101
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It was a small step ladder for me as I'm only 5ft 8! |
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| stevepen Member Since: 03 Feb 2017 Location: Cheshire Posts: 64
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Small step ladder and I put the engine cover back on so I could lie flat on the engine. 2011 Vogue SE TDV8 |
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| Fox889 Member Since: 04 Jun 2019 Location: Bury St Edmunds. Suffolk Posts: 701
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Could also be the oil cooler.....just to put a dampener on things....sorry😃 2012 Orkney Grey Westminster 4.4TDV8 with Ivory interior.........nice! Alfa Romeo Giulietta Just one Montesa now, 349 White Wonder Austin A40 Farina MK2 1975 Morris Marina 1.8TC 1973 Honda CB250 K4 |
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| rjff Member Since: 28 Oct 2017 Location: Cambridgeshire Posts: 1198
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Privanthe
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| Privanthe Member Since: 18 Apr 2021 Location: Linlithgow Posts: 63
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Thanks all. Will do all recommendations and see how we go. |
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| Privanthe Member Since: 18 Apr 2021 Location: Linlithgow Posts: 63
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Is there any specific torque you must do the feed pipe up to, or is it ‘tight is right’.
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| rjff Member Since: 28 Oct 2017 Location: Cambridgeshire Posts: 1198
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I THINK the figures are in the WM. Search
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| Baltic Blue Member Since: 13 Aug 2015 Location: North Wales Posts: 3887
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I can’t picture how you can get a torque wrench and socket anywhere near it, but look forward to seeing any pictures to prove me wrong.
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| GraemeS Member Since: 06 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2781
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Tight enough not to work loose is all that is required. Thread locker is a better option than over-tightening if you're unsure of what is needed. |
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| Privanthe Member Since: 18 Apr 2021 Location: Linlithgow Posts: 63
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Thanks everyone.
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