idk
after like 5 pm.
i have a custom oil feed flange made from to separate pieces cuz todd sent me 2 return flanges DOH!
doesnt leak at all.
my buddy made it so ill ask him if he'll help you out, hes like 22 and a master technician. coolest guy ever

 

Perfect!
He's not gonna charge me, is he?

 

dude "coolest guys ever" dont charge
lemme call u first though he might be busy ya know.....
so ill cal u at like 430

 

Sounds good to me.
I gotta go do the dishes and then get to bed.
L8r

 

later dude

 

yeah i did have to re thread the block cause my t fittng that came with my kit snapped off and f'd up the threadsso i rethreaded it with 1/8th

 

Here's what I think... You didn't lose pressure cuz it was leaking mostly when you shut your car off due to it being so small. It was whatever was just hanging around in there that leaked out the most and made it look bad. The leak is probably way to small to make any noticeable change in pressure. Think of a garden hose that is on full blast and you poke a pin hole in it. It will still leak out but you don't notice any pressure lost.

 

I think your right. I dropped in a quarter of a quart of oil and my dipstick was totally on full, so it LOOKS like I lost more then I did. I was just worried about my turbo.
It'll be fixed by this weekend, either by olaHalo's tech friend tomorrow, or by me on Saturday.

One last thing, even though only one part is leaking (the part on the block) should I go ahead and take the other connections off and seal them as well to prevent them from possibly leakingin the future? Or should I follow the mantra of "If it ain't broke, dont' fix it"?

 

Go for it.

 

after going FI, we're all broke

 

so ture so true. j/k But man it got close to it at one point.

 

im at that point right now!
if the tuning cost mores than 300 then i cant afford it lol.
not even on credit

buts is sorta fun in a retarded albino baby way

hows your car doing etsnet?

 

thats halariously funny. haha

can your work place remove my oil pan and tap it? =/

 

^^maybe..
idk; it might take awhile and theyre not getting paid. haha
ill ask though.
if not go to the place chris and mark went, it was like 80 bucks i think

 

whered they go? i sort of want to do it when i cange my oil. or should i just do it at home? all i need is a blow torch right?

 

im afraid of the blow torch. (child hood memories, haunted blow torch attacked my mom)

idk, you can do it but be careful dude.
id have a shop do that if i were u dude.

 

She's resting comfortably in the driveway. More on her at a later bat time and bat place.

 

you can't tap the oil pan with a torch. You need a drill, tap, and die.

some use the torch to remove the sealant, and I tried, but I was staring up into where the filter goes and I was like "F THAT!"
Todd got it off with just a hammer and flat head screwdriver. He was like "Um...what's the torch for?"

 

duhhh. haha i meant torch to take it off. if i use a hammer and screw driver wouldn't that damage the oil pan though? i need to reuse it...

 

not sure
i would assume so, but my stock one LOOKs ok