A AndyStobbs Member Messages 2,475 Location North West England Aug 15, 2014 #21 How deep is the sump? Must be considerable stiffness in the sides.
M Mic Member Messages 33 Aug 15, 2014 #22 Oh it must be about 170mm or there abouts. Im probably worrying over nothing, hopefully get it back together tonight anyways.
Oh it must be about 170mm or there abouts. Im probably worrying over nothing, hopefully get it back together tonight anyways.
zzr1200 Working at 650 ft on open steel work. Messages 6,337 Location Glapwell, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK Aug 15, 2014 #23 I doubt if your'll find any distortion on the gasket surface, I'd be more worried about the drain plug sealing, personally.
I doubt if your'll find any distortion on the gasket surface, I'd be more worried about the drain plug sealing, personally.
M Mic Member Messages 33 Aug 15, 2014 #24 it looked like a good tight fit this morning before i left for work. Some have suggested using a nylon washer as a seal
it looked like a good tight fit this morning before i left for work. Some have suggested using a nylon washer as a seal
zzr1200 Working at 650 ft on open steel work. Messages 6,337 Location Glapwell, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, UK Aug 15, 2014 #25 A soft copper washer or a dowty seal would be my choice if the drain plug has the correct mating surface, possibly an "O"ring depending on the drain plugs design.
A soft copper washer or a dowty seal would be my choice if the drain plug has the correct mating surface, possibly an "O"ring depending on the drain plugs design.
A AndyStobbs Member Messages 2,475 Location North West England Aug 15, 2014 #26 PTFE the catch all for when the surface isn't flat haha
M Mic Member Messages 33 Aug 18, 2014 #27 Well, its all back together, after 100km no signs of leakages!