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Jimbobaroobob



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United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Stornoway Grey
Oil sump cover pan

Hi all
Just done my service, surprised to find the sump cover quite badly corroded, cleaned up and painted but will look for a new one for the next service. Disappointing the last service place didn’t mention it, it’s not happened over night and I could have done something or had a new one ready to fit this time.
Just wondering if I’m missing a water deflector or shield as not sure how why water would get there and cause this?
The under engine cover was/ is all fitted correctly.


 Brgds
Jim
2007 FL2 TD4
Post #371523 5th May 2019 3:55 pm
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SYFL2



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Well at least it shows there’s no oil leaks Mr. Green
Post #371532 5th May 2019 6:54 pm
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ozjeff62



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and that must be very very worrying. MY11 SD4 SE Auto
Post #371555 6th May 2019 1:23 pm
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jules



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Re: Oil sump cover pan

Jimbobaroobob wrote:
Hi all
Just done my service, surprised to find the sump cover quite badly corroded, cleaned up and painted but will look for a new one for the next service. Disappointing the last service place didn’t mention it, it’s not happened over night and I could have done something or had a new one ready to fit this time.
Just wondering if I’m missing a water deflector or shield as not sure how why water would get there and cause this?
The under engine cover was/ is all fitted correctly.




What's the rest of the underside like? Has it been dunked in the sea ? Jules
Post #371562 6th May 2019 5:06 pm
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