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WhiteSedan
Re: help needed: l20b in 1200 ute
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Have a look at these crank scrapers too, this is what I have done with some stainless and it just sits across the top of the sump above the gasket.

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Posted on: 2009/3/3 10:22
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Re: help needed: l20b in 1200 ute
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crank scraper hey, seems like alot of effort to get them right

but i do like how they have a nice metal sump flange looking thing for the L series....just need one of them thats a bit thcker and i can make a new sump

Posted on: 2009/3/3 10:27
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WhiteSedan
Re: help needed: l20b in 1200 ute
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Ahh it took a couple goes to get right on card and transfered profile onto the metal, pretty easy really. Mines not as fancy as those ones on the site.

Posted on: 2009/3/3 10:29
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Re: help needed: l20b in 1200 ute
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nice crank scrapers, do they do that deli thin slice too?

Posted on: 2009/3/3 10:29
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PIGDOG
Re: help needed: l20b in 1200 ute
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yeah i guess it wouldnt be too hard using some thin cardboard as a template, might look into it once the engines on a stand

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