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Got into a little mess over the weekend with the 960 900

posted by  poolman on  Sun Jan 23 09:12 CST 2005
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Was out with the local Boy Scout troop and my son camping over the weekend, got onto a rough road that got out my plastic skid pan on the way in, on the way out caught my oil filter housing and bumped it enough that it seems the o ring between the oil cooler and engine block, bulged the o ring enough that it lost oil and oil presure. When the light came on I cut it off so no harm is been done internally I hope may have gone 40 feet from when it happened and when the light came on.
Question, there seems to be one bolt and a huge one at that that goes through the oil filter housing and the oilcooler holding everything to the engine block, is this right? Does anyone have a pic showing all of this assembly? Last but not least who has a pan that is stronger than the stock part made I heard of this somewhere in the past but don't know where to look now.
Thanks for all replies.
Poolman






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