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df1



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Oil pump bolt loosening?
Just reading LRO march, article on disco 2 buying.

On the engine section they say there's a bolt holding on the gear on the oil pump that works loose.

Is this just on earlier td5's ? Mine is 2006, should I drop the sump for a check ?
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stevie d



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I believe it was the early models.

Mines a 2003 and my Indie says it's ok.

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New bolts come pre-coated with threadlock.

I've got some pictures at home of the old engine I bought that had this happen to it... wasn't a pretty sight (although the engine had been run for some time afterwards, it was totally wrecked.)
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The problem had been sorted by 2002 when my Disco rolled off the line.
Post #207055 31st Jan 2013 10:14am
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taffrican



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blackwolf wrote:
The problem had been sorted by 2002 when my Disco rolled off the line.


whew! Bow down Optimists say the glass is half full..
Pessimists say the glass is half empty..
Engineers say the glass is twice the size it needs to be!
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joelyates18



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Easy fix is to get your local garage to take the old bolt out and fit a new one with threadlock at your next service!
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excossack



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An easy fix that needs the sump removing to do the job?

Was there a recall for the early Td5s? 1999 Defender TD5 110

Regards
John M0VAZ
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joelyates18



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Ok so maybe not easy but at least your engine won't blow up Mr. Green
Post #207141 31st Jan 2013 7:13pm
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df1



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So it seems it's been sorted on my 2006 model then?
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blackwolf



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Yes, you should be ok. It would have failed by now if it wasn't sorted!
Post #207229 31st Jan 2013 11:33pm
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