Red19
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Double check it's had the oil pickup seal done on it at that mileage. If that goes it will kill the engine. Boost pipes can wear/split pretty commonly on these too so double check those. Other than that, usual stuff of service history / rust underneath etc.
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Fixed, got bolt direct from dealership. Part number attached in case anyone gets into the same situation.
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Best guess (I'm no mechanic) is number 8/10 on that diagram, after doing a quick search on the code
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https://www.catcar.info/opel/?lang=en&l=bW9kZWx0eXBlPT1HMDl8fG1jb2RlPT1PUE18fGxhbmc9PUdCfHxzdD09NTB8fHN0cz09eyIxMCI6Ik1vZGVsIiwiMjAiOiJPcGVsICBJTlNJR05JQSAoIDIwMDkgLSApIiwiMzAiOiJQIEVMRUNUUklDQUwiLCI0MCI6IiAxIEVOR0lORSBBTkQgQ09PTElORyIsIjUwIjoiMTIxLkIyMERUSFtMRlNdIERJRVNFTCBFTkdJTkUgKENPT0xBTlQgVEVNUEVSQVRVUkUgU0VOU09SKSJ9fHxzY29kZT09UHx8c3Njb2RlPT0gMXx8bW5jb2RlPT0xMHx8c21uY29kZT09NHx8aWtleT09NTU%3D Try having a look at that, has positions of a few sensors, check the electrical connection on them and see if it helps.
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Had a bit of a nightmare and snapped the banjo bolt on the turbo oil feed (Turbo side) when reassembling after doing a cam cover gasket change. Garrett 822072-5004S turbo on the B20 engine. Anyone able to help with the dimensions of the replacement bolt and any suggestions where I can get one asap please.
