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Sump removal
« on: 29 September 2009, 15:38:20 »

Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

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Re: Sump removal
« Reply #1 on: 29 September 2009, 16:04:11 »

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Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

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ask loo-knee, he did the oil pump on my old elite last week :y
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Re: Sump removal
« Reply #2 on: 29 September 2009, 16:45:25 »

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Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

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ask loo-knee, he did the oil pump on my old elite last week :y

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Re: Sump removal
« Reply #3 on: 29 September 2009, 16:48:54 »

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Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

Guffer

Fairly easy & straight forward to remove the lower sump pan
I was given (sold  ::)) a grey instant gasket/glue in a mini silicon sealant type tube from Vauxhall, stuck like the proverbial to a blanket.  ;)
Mr Haynes says 8 metric newton thingies/ 6 lbft and then angle tighten a further 30o 
The wires to the sensor were quite brittle, I had to resolder one of them as it broke at the switch
 :y  :y  :y
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Re: Sump removal
« Reply #4 on: 29 September 2009, 18:13:46 »

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Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

Guffer

Fairly easy & straight forward to remove the lower sump pan
I was given (sold  ::)) a grey instant gasket/glue in a mini silicon sealant type tube from Vauxhall, stuck like the proverbial to a blanket.  ;)
Mr Haynes says 8 metric newton thingies/ 6 lbft and then angle tighten a further 30o 
The wires to the sensor were quite brittle, I had to resolder one of them as it broke at the switch
 :y  :y  :y

I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......
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« Reply #5 on: 29 September 2009, 18:17:49 »

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Hi guys,

Anyone here removed the sump before?  I get the oil lack message alot which I think comes from the sensor in the sump so I want to get in there clean things up and clean/replace the strainer.  Looked in the maintenance guides and nothing there so firstly:

- is it a pig of a job or fairly easy?
- paper gasket or sealant for refitting?
- torque values for the sump bolts if known.

TIA :y

Guffer
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Re: Sump removal
« Reply #6 on: 29 September 2009, 18:18:09 »

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I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......



The connections INSIDE the sump.  :y There's 5" or 6" of wire between the plug at the back/top of the sump and the actual level switch.  :y
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« Reply #7 on: 29 September 2009, 18:36:14 »

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I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......



The connections INSIDE the sump.  :y There's 5" or 6" of wire between the plug at the back/top of the sump and the actual level switch.  :y

fook mi, this is gonna get dirty... maybe I should get the wife involved ::) ::)
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« Reply #8 on: 29 September 2009, 23:10:23 »

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I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......



The connections INSIDE the sump.  :y There's 5" or 6" of wire between the plug at the back/top of the sump and the actual level switch.  :y

fook mi, this is gonna get dirty... maybe I should get the wife involved ::) ::)
yeh, 5 or 6 inch involved here.  :P
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« Reply #9 on: 30 September 2009, 07:34:26 »

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I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......



The connections INSIDE the sump.  :y There's 5" or 6" of wire between the plug at the back/top of the sump and the actual level switch.  :y

fook mi, this is gonna get dirty... maybe I should get the wife involved ::) ::)
yeh, 5 or 6 inch involved here.  :P

Now you're just being rude!  ;D ;D ::) ::)
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« Reply #10 on: 30 September 2009, 07:48:18 »

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I havent checked the connections physically, just visually and they looked ok.  Maybe I should get the multimeter on it and wiggle some wires......



The connections INSIDE the sump.  :y There's 5" or 6" of wire between the plug at the back/top of the sump and the actual level switch.  :y

fook mi, this is gonna get dirty... maybe I should get the wife involved ::) ::)
yeh, 5 or 6 inch involved here.  :P

Now you're just being rude!  ;D ;D ::) ::)
:D dont know what you mean
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