We have a 2013 Range Rover Sport, where would we position this? The oil pan is aluminum ...
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This unit needs a steel oil pan to attach so it would not attach to your aluminum pan. Kat's does make a pad type heater that glues on the pan that would probably work.
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I'm not sure, to be honest... The best way to know is to actually look under your car at your oilpan and see if there is 5"X4" of space that DOES NOT HAVE RIDGES or WAFFLING (like mine did) otherwise It won't adhere to the pan very well.
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Use straight gas. It has a separate oil reservoir and dipstick, like a car.
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Clean any dirt or oil off of the surface you are going to apply the gasket. I think it would stick better then rather than if it had a coating of smoke on it.
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It appears to be a real Kitchen Aid part. That said, its a quart can of grease. I suspect automotive undercarriage lube would work just fine. I didn't have any of than on hand.
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Yes, the plug to release the oil is way in the back. If you have trouble getting to the oil filter, turn your front tires all the way to your right and you'll have easy access to it. I can do it and I have short arms
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As far as the oil, you have to know what your system is before you start. The other part about where to hook up, all cars are a little different, but you have to figure out which port is the low-pressure side. My experience has bee the port by the firewall on the passenger side.
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If you can get it applied before oil residue is present it will stick and the aluminum sided coating will offer good protection, but if you already have oil present, it will not stick
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It is in the lower front of the vehicle. Even knowing that, it is difficult to find but I assure you it it there. Good luck. Hope this helps
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Don't move at all. We love our Soul. 2010 Ignition Special Edition 5spd only 1900 made. Amazing room in that little car. Mats were a great decision, especially with all the crappy waether we've had. BTW Custom Plates on ours... MYHMSTR
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This is the answer I got when I asked, so it is how I have it: Mount it so the bigger end is nearer the fuel tank.
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I don't know if there is an "official" position on this by the manufacturer, but I've stored mine lying down in the back storage space in my SUV since I bought it several years ago. Still works like a champ with no ill effects I've observed.
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I'm not sure. It depends on your suspension set up and steering. I can tell you we had to use it in our 1966 mustang because we added a mustang 2 suspension and rack and pinion steering. With that suspension upgrade and steering upgrade the stock oil pan would not clear.
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Be sure to follo9w directions. Heat the pan before putting in the oil. We have to watch how hot we set the temperature gage. When it starts to stick, put the lid on and lower the temperature.
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Hello Emma, BlendMount 2000 Series Mount (BBE2000) for Beltronics is correct for your Land Rover, Range Rover Sport. Thank you and have a great day. Car Toys Online
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First I decided upon placement. I also placed a strip on each side of the tank so it reflects the light off the chrome. The thin layer of tape supplied will not secure it for long. I used a 3M molding and gasket silicone to secure it (this is what a car dealer uses to hold on the trim). I also placed one at the back of the engine and one under the seat. I wired all red connections to a two position switch and mounted the switch under a fairing panel. The black leads were combined and grounded to the frame. The switch was wired to the battery. I also used a heat shrinking weatherproof connector for all the lead connections (can be found at any car parts store). Hope this helps out. First I decided upon placement. I also placed a strip on each side of the tank so it reflects the light off the chrome. The thin layer of tape supplied will not secure it for long. I used a 3M molding and gasket silicone to secure it (this is what a car dealer uses to hold on the trim). I also placed one at the back of the engine and one under the seat. I wired all red connections to a two position switch and mounted the switch under a fairing panel. The black leads were combined and grounded to the frame. The switch was wired to the battery. I also used a heat shrinking weatherproof... » Read More First I decided upon placement. I also placed a strip on each side of the tank so it reflects the light off the chrome. The thin layer of tape supplied will not secure it for long. I used a 3M molding and gasket silicone to secure it (this is what a car dealer uses to hold on the trim). I also placed one at the back of the engine and one under the seat. I wired all red connections to a two position switch and mounted the switch under a fairing panel. The black leads were combined and grounded to the frame. The switch was wired to the battery. I also used a heat shrinking weatherproof connector for all the lead connections (can be found at any car parts store). Hope this helps out. « Show Less
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The pan is pre-seasoned. The Brinkmann company would be the best at the answering what oil is used.