OMP blockoff. Will what I've done work?
06-05-04, 12:21 AM
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Originally posted by Parastie
IT WON'T WORK!! I did that for a few months and though it seems like it's working, it's still building up pressure behind those bolts and eventually it will leek through, at least mine did. I used high temp silicone and tightened them down as much as i could and the bolts still leaked!
IT WON'T WORK!! I did that for a few months and though it seems like it's working, it's still building up pressure behind those bolts and eventually it will leek through, at least mine did. I used high temp silicone and tightened them down as much as i could and the bolts still leaked!
anyway, if i block it off, I don't have to remove the gear and the shaft, do i? or do I?
06-05-04, 12:23 AM
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i didn't remove my gear and shaft, just blocked it off. I didn't notice a change in the oil pressure either, just leaking oil.
Edit: My car is S5, which might make a difference.
Edit: My car is S5, which might make a difference.
06-25-04, 11:56 PM
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Re: hmmmmmmm...
Originally posted by Grimlock
looks like you have found a way! im interested in what the experts have to say about this. how long have you been running the car like this?
looks like you have found a way! im interested in what the experts have to say about this. how long have you been running the car like this?
Why I did it?
1) I wanted to premix
2) I didn't want to spend the $32X4 for new oil injector lines.
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