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Old 08-14-07, 04:58 PM
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Old 08-14-07, 05:58 PM
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really?

It's the oil fill neck. Twisting and pulling would remove it.
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Sometimes they're pretty tight. I clamped some roughly contoured wood (by me ) to it with a large hose clamp to get extra pulling, prying, and twisting force. Used a dead blow to get it loose initially. Be careful though, it's pretty thin metal.
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you should be able to tap it out by the flange if its stubborn, then when you re-install it put a very small amount of RTV on the outside and tap it in.
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