Sump plug
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puppysandwich
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Probably best to leave your sump plug in all the time because if you take it out, you'll lose all your oil....
I assume you mean wading plug, if so leave it in but if you do any wading take it out asap to drain any water out, you will need 2 by the way.
I assume you mean wading plug, if so leave it in but if you do any wading take it out asap to drain any water out, you will need 2 by the way.
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Sump plug? it's wise to leave them in all the time.
Don't you mean wading plugs used only when you go 'wading' not puddles.
Don't you mean wading plugs used only when you go 'wading' not puddles.
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there one on the front timing case is more important
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Wading plugs - They can be left in. Landrover recommends removing them every 6000 miles.
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There's no mention of wading plugs in a D2s owners handbook so perhaps the OP doesn't need them as D2s have a timing chain, just like my D1.
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puppysandwich
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Guess what wasn't fitted when I went for this swim....
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You will find a threaded hole in the bell housing if the D2 has a wading plug and then only if it has a manual gearbox, but still no mention of it in the handbook.
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