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Old 01-15-2016, 07:13 AM   #17
2003 S, Arctic Silver, M6
 
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Originally Posted by Jake Raby View Post
It sounds like you should break torque, spin the crush washer 1/3 turn and retorque.
Double stacking crush washers sometimes helps to overcome sump
Plate deficiencies, or in the instances where the sensor contacts the inner diameter of the sump plate with the outer tip of its hex head.

A replacement sensor is available through my company.
Thanks Jake. When I get the car ready in the spring I will try the 1/3 turn trick. In the mean time it has been hovering around -20 C (-4 F) up here for the past week so it will be a couple of months before I break the car out of the deep freeze. Which makes me think; could the sub zero temperature cause the plug to 'unseal' slightly and allow a small leak? Just wondering since i know aluminum can expand and contract.
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