106 Sump

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by Malc, Feb 2, 2005.

  1. Malc

    Malc Guest

    Hi

    Can anyone enlighten me as to whether the 106 1.4 diesel sump has a
    gasket or is just sealed with gasket compound? I think ours has got a
    slight leak (one of two possible places) and at some stage I'm going to
    have to remove it and try to reseal it. The Haynes BoL doesn't mention
    a gasket but that doesn't mean anything.
     
    Malc, Feb 2, 2005
    #1
  2. Malc

    brian Guest

    I would have thought it would have a gasket, but I have had excellent
    results using the silicone instant gasket stuff. Just make sure that both
    surfaces are oil free. Normal jointing compound by itself would be a waste
    of time.

    Brian.
     
    brian, Feb 2, 2005
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  3. Malc

    Mindwipe Guest

    make sure its the sump
    clean everything above and recheck
    could even be rocker cover
     
    Mindwipe, Feb 2, 2005
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  4. Malc

    Malc Guest

    Thanks. It's a possibility that it could even be the oil pressure
    sensor as there appears to be dampness around it or the crankshaft oil
    seal at the fan belt end. The problem is that th eleak only appears
    when driven and the air flow distributes the oil over the underside of
    the engine and car so even though I clean it off with white spirit it's
    difficult to locate.
     
    Malc, Feb 3, 2005
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