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Nick Bradshaw:
Thanks for the advice. It's done about 1500 miles since the rebuild. I'll try the heavier oil.New oil pump was part of the rebuild.

S188:
Don't know how simular the 2.6 IOE is to the series 1 2.0 IOE engine but they aren't that different.  In which case it'll probubly like a good thick oil like 20w50 for normal use due to the age of its design.  Also with the 2.0 its possable to ajust the oil presure with a locked nut near the sump on the left hand side of the engine (left hand side of vehicle).  That could well be in a different place with a 6 though if its there.

Nick Bradshaw:
It was the oil plug; it was new, but leaking. I couldn't find that adjuster on mine; perhaps they don't have one. Shame though, it sounds like a good idea. Engine's good, although still horribly thirsty; put a double roof on it, new fascia, new master and  front slaves on brakes (and clutch). Getting there!

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