ALL 83' SC OWNERS
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What the hell?? For everyone thinking of changing oil and cleaning sump plate screen, don't bother...there isn't one. Found out to my chagrin the 930.16 engine, 64D3_ _ _ _ or so and up didn't have one. What I hear is it was the happy preparation for the carrera 3.2 case. (One less gasket!!) so later production's 86'd it........Guess my beloved 83 cab has a mongrel engine of sorts.....Now to find a safe jack position??? any ideas?? sean
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If he has the single drain plug, it would require a completely new case-a pretty BIG deal.
Use the motor, or you need to go side to side. Or, a lift!
Use the motor, or you need to go side to side. Or, a lift!
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[QUOTE=Ed Hughes;10251138]If he has the single drain plug, it would require a completely new case-a pretty BIG deal.
He said he had a 'sump plate' so I thought he was missing the screen only, if he has the later casing what's the issue?
He said he had a 'sump plate' so I thought he was missing the screen only, if he has the later casing what's the issue?
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Peter, (or anyone) hello: Question, how does this affect oil changes? without the 2/3 quarts coming out of the sump on drainage and 10 or so from the pan, whats the best way to get all of it out? drain, re-load, heat-up and then drain again?? Kind of strange they would modify case right in the middle of production.. thanks
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Peter, (or anyone) hello: Question, how does this affect oil changes? without the 2/3 quarts coming out of the sump on drainage and 10 or so from the pan, whats the best way to get all of it out? drain, re-load, heat-up and then drain again?? Kind of strange they would modify case right in the middle of production.. thanks
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Peter, (or anyone) hello: Question, how does this affect oil changes? without the 2/3 quarts coming out of the sump on drainage and 10 or so from the pan, whats the best way to get all of it out? drain, re-load, heat-up and then drain again?? Kind of strange they would modify case right in the middle of production.. thanks
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