r380 hole centre underside
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Evening all, I'm trying to track down an oil leak (of course).
Am I right in thinking that the threaded hole I've found unplugged dead centre underneath the r380 is for a wading plug hole, and if so, it's OK to have nothing in it?
Unless you are wading yes it's ok to have nothing in it.
jamesmartin
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the hole in the center of pic isnt std someones made it ,the hole at the top is timing pin/wading plug holeEvening all, I'm trying to track down an oil leak (of course).
Am I right in thinking that the threaded hole I've found unplugged dead centre underneath the r380 is for a wading plug hole, and if so, it's OK to have nothing in it?
jamesmartin
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i wouldnt worry it wont hurt as is, someones probably had a release bearing or lever issue and that was an attempt
Coffeelandy
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I crapped myself when I first got my Land and saw this underneath, as per advice, same as I received, don't panic, just bung the correct plug in if you're going wading.Evening all, I'm trying to track down an oil leak (of course).
Am I right in thinking that the threaded hole I've found unplugged dead centre underneath the r380 is for a wading plug hole, and if so, it's OK to have nothing in it?
