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I went to the local auto parts store. Told them my issue and the rubber seals they sold me are not for the oil filter housing I have.
I have the v6. The oil filter housing I have doesn’t have the 46mm nut inside of it. It looks like all one part. I would like to know how to
remove it and what seal needs to be replaced? Thank you
Last edited by Br@dy1; Mar 15, 2020 at 06:06 PM.
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I clean the square timing chain seal. I replaced the rubber gasket inside of it and cleaned around it. I changed the oil today as well. I’ll see if it keeps leaking and get back with you.
i see a lot about taking the oil filter housing out and replacing the seals in it. My oil filter housing doesn’t have a 46mm bolt inside to loosen it. How would I take it out and what seals do I need to replace in it? Thank you.
Hmmm my radiator reservoir was looking 2L a day. Mechanic said it was a coolant pipe around the oil filiter housing area. Pipe is only $150 AUD but labour would be $1350 AUD or $1000 US, is this fair?
W166 ML250
Branded mechanic, not euro.
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