Re: Swapping 345 oil pan and pickup

To: "Jeff Tarquinio" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Swapping 345 oil pan and pickup
From: [email protected] (John A. Landry)
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1999 16:22:18 GMT
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When he stopped taking his medication, strange voices in "Jeff Tarquinio"
<[email protected]>'s head said:

>Is this a straight forward swap or are there any catches I should be concerned with?

One more thing you need that wasn't mentioned...

On the Scout II engine, one of the main bearing cap bolts has threads
protruding from the head of the bolt.  The Scout oil pickup tube has a
bracket that is fastened to this thread.  The pickup will not have such a
main bearing cap bolt, so you'll need to swap it.

Regards,

John L.
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