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Old 06-02-2011, 11:43 AM
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I'm assuming the part that holds the drain bolt is the oil pan? Well anyway, it cracked right at the drain bolt and is now slowly leaking. Is this something that can be welded? Its a very thin crack. The local dealership gave me a quote of 805.19 which is not gonna happen. I can't seem to find a used oil pan for the ap2 motor.

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i was playing in the classifieds earlier; this help? https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/866...#entry20548283
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hmmm I pm'd him. It will definitely help if he has a plug for the oil return feed (as that is for turbo setups yes?)
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The oil pan is thick aluminum so it is weldable. It will have to come off and be very, very clean before it can be welded. Take it to a good welding shop versed in TIG.
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You will need to pull the pan to weld it. At that point, it is not worth it. replace the oil pan. Someone overtorqued the plug, plain and simple.

Where do you live? I have used oil pans as do other members.
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I purchased a used for 80 shipped, not bad. I guess after I pull the old one I'll have my buddy weld it and see if anyone wants to purchase it cheap. And it was over-torqued by yours truly. I wasn't using a torque wrench and I really didn't feel like I was forcing it... oh well, lesson learned
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Does anyone have torque specs for the bolts?
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yeah i usually keep my built-in forearm torque to about 30 lbs......sorry it doesnt take much to crack it
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oh and here for the pan: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/500969-torque-specs/
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Is the 8.7 for every single bolt that holds the pan in?


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