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Anyone recognize what I am told is a non standard pan for my S2 E-type? The PO bought it as a used item from Terry's Jag in 2007.
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Hi Ian,
The sump should have "cooling fins" on the bottom of the casting.
The sump should have "cooling fins" on the bottom of the casting.
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That's what Terry Lippincott told me and he doesn't know what this sump is from.
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It must be a repo. Sump plug is on the bottom...maybe from a sudan?
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Grantura_MKI said:
Sudan?
As in a North East African Jaguar?
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Sorry about that, XJ6. I would not enjoy paying for the carriage from Africa.
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I have since found out that it is from the military J60 variant of the 4.2 that is used in light tanks.
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Ah, see I might be correct in that it came from the sudan?
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Nah.
Libya or Tunisia, but not Sudan.
Libya or Tunisia, but not Sudan.
