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Old 05-22-2012, 10:53 PM
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Nice work! Read it all throughout the night at work. Hope mine ends up half as nice as yours when its done
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Nice work! Read it all throughout the night at work. Hope mine ends up half as nice as yours when its done
Hope you do a better job than me, that way you won't have to take it apart two times
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Went out to the shop and took the front off the 100, but just made me about sick looking at it, so I'm in the house and going to watch the All Star race on Speed tonight.
Duke, the pan was fine when I took it off, and I never did anything to it that I remember. I'm hoping I just messed up the gasket as I put it on, don't know how I could of messed that up, but somethings wrong, that ain't right

As long as it's not coming from a new hole in the side of the block I'd say you'll be fine and learn something in the process. At least that seems how it goes with me!

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Old 05-29-2012, 08:46 PM
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Back on the 100 today. Pulled the engine, and while it was eye level I discovered my oil leak! What a dumby? It wasn't the pan gasket after all, it was the breather cover!
I tightend it to much and warped it, I could see the oil "river" coming down from it to the lip of the pan and finding it's way around. The oil was only on the left side so I'm pretty sure it's fixed. Had to put a different cover on, so tomorrow to town for oil, and give it another try.
Wish me luck
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Looking very nice, Todd! Thanks for the pics.
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Glad ya found it Todd! Good luck tomorrow!
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Todd,
That is a much easier fix than taking the pan off. Glad you found the oil river 100 is looking real good!
The cheese is great! Thanks!
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Thanks guys. Anytime Chris, glad you liked it
Dumped some oil in the 100 today, and I think somethings wrong, it's dry under it. Or was it supposed to be that way the first time?
Hopefully the rest goes together without a hitch.
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Shes looking good there Todd.
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Awesome news Todd! I like how you got the 1650 in the pic too!
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