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Author: Subject: Help please - Duratec oil pick up pipe mod
cosmicicecreamman

posted on 13/3/17 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
Help please - Duratec oil pick up pipe mod

Hello all,

I'm currently in the middle of fitting a Duratec to my Sylva Riot and will be modifying the sump.

Before I take the sump off and start hacking away, the questions I have are:
- If I do need to modify the oil pick up pipe, how easy is it to do?
- Is it plastic or metal? My google searches have showing me a lot of conflicting images.
- Has anyone on here modified the pick up pipe on a Duratec before and if so do you have any information or pictures?

Many thanks to any information anyone has.

Stephen

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Furyous

posted on 13/3/17 at 09:47 PM Reply With Quote
It's plastic. Just need to chop it with a hacksaw then clean up any rough burs with a file and sandpaper so no loose bits drop off. Measure the depth of the sump from the engine block then cut the pick-up pipe so it's about 5 mm from the bottom of the sump.
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cosmicicecreamman

posted on 13/3/17 at 10:52 PM Reply With Quote
Excellent!!! Thanks for that Furyous, really appreciate it.
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FuryRebuild

posted on 14/3/17 at 09:25 AM Reply With Quote
If it helps you, I have a stainless LoggyBoy designed sump ready to go. I changed my plans, so it's surplus to requirements.

It's gated, and fitted with the dip-stick pickup pipe. I've got a chopped pickup pipe as well as a new one to go with it.

drop me a PM and I'll send you photos if you like. It could save you a lot of hassle.





When all you have is a hammer, everything around you is a nail.

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