Subject	the TT oil pump will flow more than an NA.
Posted by	apudapus on January 10, 2008 at 7:00 PM
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In Reply To	oil pump ? posted by force1 on January 10, 2008 at 05:53 PM
Message	get a new one from one of the forum sponsors. also, you will have to remove the oil pickup tube (and oil pan and one or both of the turbos) to get the oil pump out. *********************************
Follow Ups	oil pump ? - force1 17:53:14 01/10/08 I would go new. - nemo1080 18:19:29 01/10/08 the TT oil pump will flow more than an NA. - apudapus 19:00:15 01/10/08 prob be easier for him if he just pulls motor? (n/m) - nemo1080 19:34:29 01/10/08 A search showed that the oil pump can be replaced - ThunderZ 20:36:32 01/10/08 Mmm 30 min to set the jacks maybe :/ - zcar4me 21:00:21 01/10/08 I'm not sure how most people can pull the oil pan so easily - TTFairladyZ 23:37:16 01/10/08 2nd. - apudapus 18:17:51 01/11/08 i would do it this way, too (pulling the motor) (n/m) - apudapus 18:18:44 01/11/08 You can not use a NA pump on a TT - they are not the same. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 19:24:45 01/10/08 can you get a tig welder on it?save lots of work - mossyoak 21:24:36 01/10/08 JB weld (n/m) - AZHeat 21:36:10 01/10/08 2nd. worth a shot. if it works, you saved a ton of - nemo1080 22:05:34 01/10/08 don't think I would risk it on such an important part... (n/m) - Waco300zx(DFW) 09:35:43 01/11/08 im done that before, good luck - Halo Z 23:24:58 01/10/08 lucky for me, the motor is out. i am doing a swap - force1 03:17:27 01/11/08 tell me what not to do, so I dont break mine. - mossyoak 14:20:52 01/11/08 well, first off, be patient - force1 18:03:19 01/11/08
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