Looking for a scan of the Banjo Bolt TSB
#22
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Your 01 should have the old style banjo bolts. You don't "need" to replace them, most do it for piece of mind or when they have the oil pan off.
There have been plenty of 00-01's on the original style bolts without an issue. The most important thing is to check the oil regularly.
There have been plenty of 00-01's on the original style bolts without an issue. The most important thing is to check the oil regularly.
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Originally Posted by mozzon,Apr 5 2005, 08:31 PM
Please help: I am quit confused.
My engine number is F20C1-1110336
Do I need to replace the Banjo Bolts???
My engine number is F20C1-1110336
Do I need to replace the Banjo Bolts???
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I would recommend replacing them if you going to go FI. I've seen first hand a customer's #4 cyl failed 1 week after the S/C install. He was in one week before the install for an oil change, and it was full when we did the S/C. According to the TSB, prolonged loading could be a concern. Hence, S/C.
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