Subject	Re: Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up
Posted by	infoschumi on September 19, 2017 at 1:19 AM
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In Reply To	Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up posted by jzack on September 18, 2017 at 08:45 PM
Message	I am afraid of oil pan leaks because the broken part starts from under the front oil pan seal.And if this is what happened from a little bolt I don't want to know what would happen if this big part gets loose... I would preffer the epoxy way,but I am afraid..Now I am looking for an old oil pump housing but I can't find nowhere..
Follow Ups	Engine whine - infoschumi 04:35:15 09/17/17 Well it's definitely RPM related. It does concern me that - jzack 12:42:14 09/17/17 Re: Well it's definitely RPM related. It does concern me that - infoschumi 16:48:41 09/17/17 Did you remove the bolt from the tensioner after - MixManMash 21:09:05 09/17/17 Yes, tensioner arm stopper bolt should be removed. It's not - jzack 22:14:50 09/17/17 I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - MixManMash 07:12:39 09/18/17 Re: I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - infoschumi 16:04:53 09/18/17 Re: Re: I agree from looking at the pictures. Likely that washer - infoschumi 16:05:55 09/18/17 Ouch. Think you could epoxy that broken - MixManMash 18:44:18 09/18/17 Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up - jzack 20:45:05 09/18/17 Re: Instead of trying to reattach the broken part maybe bend up - infoschumi 01:19:45 09/19/17 I have an oil pump you can have for cost of shipping - ZXoltan 10:37:11 09/19/17 Re: I have an oil pump you can have for cost of shipping - infoschumi 11:23:15 09/19/17 Please send me an email. - ZXoltan 15:42:18 09/19/17 The other thing is if the timing belt plate (the washer that - MixManMash 21:11:42 09/17/17 Re: Engine whine - brian913 11:22:33 09/18/17
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