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65_BRG_Sprite
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Sweat, rain, or tears?
YakkoWarner
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That back one between the distributor, oil pressure sender and engine backplate is a total PITA.
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This one's a five-pot diesel, the lines are attached to the oil filter housing. Cooler is aluminum, including the fittings... the fittings at the filter require a thin 24MM open end to secure the brass in the housing. All in all a fiddly job. Had to cut the nut on the bottom of a shock damper to remove it, along with the left engine mount and jack the engine up about three inches.
The whole thing would qualify as a: "Don't try this trick at home"!
The whole thing would qualify as a: "Don't try this trick at home"!