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putting my engine together and on the sd1 oil pickup there is a braket on it, it is about 2" away from the bottom of the block, there is a hole in the main bearing cap for it to bolt to, but i am not sure what is used, can anyone help. i hope my explenation is clear.


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poo slinger wrote:putting my engine together and on the sd1 oil pickup there is a braket on it, it is about 2" away from the bottom of the block, there is a hole in the main bearing cap for it to bolt to, but i am not sure what is used, can anyone help. i hope my explenation is clear.

It's there to help support the pickup. I must admit that I've not used it on my 3.5/4.6 hybrid lump! :shock:
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Post by ged »

Hi mate,

On the SD1 there is a stud screwed into the bearing cap. The baffle plate goes over this & then the bracket for the pickup.
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There should be a stud and a steel tube spacer
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do you know where i can get 1?

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Post by ged »

Hi Ross,

The stud Part No 252517 £0.69 at Rimmers but the others(heavy washer & spacer tube) are NLA. Unfortunately without stripping an engine I can't tell you the sizes. I'm not promising anything but I have a large box of engine bolts in the garage so tomorrow morning I'll see what I can find.

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Post by ged »

Hi Ross,

Sorry mate I had a good look & have everything but what you were looking for. I suggest you measure the height yourself & get one made or pack it up with washers.

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ok well thanks anyways.

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Post by kstrutt1 »

Just had look at the engine I stripped down a couple of weeks ago.

The spacer is 19mm outside diameter and 22.7 mm long

The washer is 50mm outside dameter and 4.8 mm thick

the hole in the centre is 8.8 mm.

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