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Old 02-21-2012, 04:15 AM
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jesus dude, buy a jackstand, whats wrong with you?
Old 02-21-2012, 04:52 AM
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Yes from the pan. The oil level is fine on the car. With the oil in the tennis ball container, the marker was around the L on the dipstick. After seeing this, I'm going to remove the oil pan this weekend and tap it where Inline Pro recommends to do it. Hopefully that resolves the issue.
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Update:

Switched the location of the turbo drain and it seems the leak has stopped for now at least. I mounted it in the front of the pan. The only problem I saw was that I couldn't make the turbo fitting attachment to the pan vertical since it will hit the serpentine belt. So I kinda put it at a 80 degree angle. I would imagine gravity would still push it down and with no resistance, it should flow without issues.

Also checked out my intercooler piping going to the intake manifold and found no oil residue. So the leaking looks like it was just going to the manifold/downpipe. I will test the smoking issue one of these days by doing a WOT run.

On a side note, had my retainers done a few weeks ago and when I drained the oil to switch out the pan, look what I found. Called the mechanic and asked him if he had dropped anything while doing the job and he mentioned he did but thought it went outside the car since he couldnt find anything in the engine. Then he tells me that he is glad nothing happened and luckily they are so small that they just drop and dont do any damage. I thought it was very shaddy since he never told me he had dropped anything during the retainer swap. I would imagine any loose metal inside the engine is a risk. Just be careful out there who you take your car too.
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Old 02-27-2012, 06:14 AM
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also, if he dropped one, what was used on your engine? or is he saying that is one of the old ones?
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Yea he said that was one of the old ones which my magnetic plug picked up.
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Originally Posted by s2knoob89
We need to have a sticky on top of the FI forum for how to setup the oil return.
You can do that & still no one will listen. There's always people who will say "Oh well the Greddy kit goes to the stock drain, so it must be good, im just gonna do that because its easier"


EDIT: next post I read.. lol

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/932...-car-to-stock/

Originally Posted by skoundrel
Not sure about the above mentioned, but I'd say Greddy because you don't even have to tap the oil pan (not sure if the other kits you'd have to or not)
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