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20-11-17, 04:33

colin jones colin jones is offline

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After removing the sump as gently as I could it was not a good sight. One corner is all but corroded away and a section of the floor as well and I havn't looked inside yet. Also the crankcase spacer is also quite corroded as well. I knew it was very thin walled as I could hear the sound just tapping it. Rather disapointing

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