200TDi Timing Cover Wading Plug

Trewey · Mar 4, 2008

does anyone know what thread size it is? (93 deepender, if it makes any difference)

ta muchly

Trewey · Mar 5, 2008

anyone?

G-man · Mar 5, 2008

dunno

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

I cud tell you wot it is fer a 19J injun but that wunt help wud it.

Trewey · Mar 5, 2008

i've tried an M12 bolt, but it's a bit too small. so, if it's metric, it must be M12.5 or M13, but you never can tell with LR!
it would be nice to know what I'm looking for.

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

Unless it is the same as a 19J I'll go an have a look

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

Reet then the thread diameter measures 13.79mm which is 0.542" which is as far as were concerned here 35/64", the pitch is 1.5mm neither 16 or 18 TPI are anywhere near. So I recon it's 14mm fine. The spanner size is 13mm.

While I'm here the clutch plug is 1/4" BSPT which is 19 TPI and not NPTF which is 18 TPI.

Trewey · Mar 5, 2008

Cheers Grunters.
Just gorra find an M14 Fine bolt now (before Saturday).

robint · Mar 5, 2008

hi guys , would the 300 tdi be the same size out of curiosity???

Trewey · Mar 5, 2008

accordin to this, their all the same, up to and including 300TDi

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robint · Mar 5, 2008

so after youve finished playing silly fookers in the mud/water can they be left in ???????????

ANGELO DAMATO · Mar 5, 2008

Do you have any bike breakers near you? if so the G box and rear Bevel box drain plugs from an old BMW boxer twin will do ya. plus they got magnet on them to. I gues that means ther metric.

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

robint said:
so after youve finished playing silly fookers in the mud/water can they be left in ???????????

If you leave em in an you have a seal gone then the timing belt or clutch can get contaminated an fook up. I know one bloke that goes in for extreme offroading an has never bothered fitting either plugs an has never suffered any damage cos of it.

robint · Mar 5, 2008

fook whats the answer then !!!!!!!!!!! do i fit them or not !!!!confused !!!!!

ratty · Mar 5, 2008

robint said:
fook whats the answer then !!!!!!!!!!! do i fit them or not !!!!confused !!!!!

you fit them before wading or playing in deep mud and remove them straight after. There should be a hole beside those that you need to bung up to keep them in when they are not needed. Alternativly you can keep em in a cubby hole or summit and forget where you put em every time like myself.

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

fook whats the answer then !!!!!!!!!!! do i fit them or not !!!!confused !!!!!

Sup to you reely.

Alternativly you can keep em in a cubby hole or summit and forget where you put em every time like myself.

Ey I just spent half an hour finding some batteries fer me torch then crawling under me 90 only to find the ****ing plug had fallen out of its spare hole thing an miraculously appeared in me ashtray.

mondo · Mar 5, 2008

Av a look fer me diff lock switch while yer under there !

yella · Mar 5, 2008

i thought daft were gerrin that one off his spare gearbox fer ya

GRUNT · Mar 5, 2008

I did but cun't see it reckon yours is still at Dafts.

mondo · Mar 5, 2008

GRUNT said:
I did but cun't see it reckon yours is still at Dafts.

I recon yer fust reply we more accurate

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