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Old 04-08-2014, 11:14 AM   #1
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Sounds like that might be the problem. Now that I think about it, since I got the car, there has been a slight weep at the drain plug. But I have inspected the drain hole closely, thinking it was a stuck crush washer or an imperfection and I couldn't see anything.

I guess I'll get a new sump plate and see what happens.
You may not need a new sump plate if the existing one can be cleaned up or de-burred.
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You may not need a new sump plate if the existing one can be cleaned up or de-burred.
Thanks. I'll take it to a machine shop and have them take a look at it.
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Filing at right angles will produce a flat surface. You wouldn't have to remove the plate.
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Filing at right angles will produce a flat surface. You wouldn't have to remove the plate.
The plug actually sits in a recess, so filing it will be difficult:

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