Hi new to the forum, any help greatly appreciated, I have a 1990 series 3 7810 that has a good oil leak around the adapter plate for the engine oil filter, is this plate bolted from inside the block or is it held in by the bug nut in the centre that the oil filter screws onto I know there is a large round flat rubber seal between the block and plate, how do I disassemble this
Ford 7810 oil leak
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Loosen the nut.
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You lambing as well?Like he says
New seal or just some silicone gasket sealer just does the job.
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Bloody hell, the world is all topsy turvy when 2 livestock farmers are giving 'machinery advice' at stupid o'clock in the morning 
You just going out or coming in @livestock 1 ?
I'm just coming in
You just going out or coming in @livestock 1 ?
I'm just coming in
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I’ve just come in will be going back out 5 ishBloody hell, the world is all topsy turvy when 2 livestock farmers are giving 'machinery advice' at stupid o'clock in the morning
You just going out or coming in @livestock 1 ?
I'm just coming in
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I'm having a 'lay in' - not off out again 'til 6. We're getting towards the end now
............mind you, the end does tend to drag on a bit here
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Might be heading for half way through the inside ones just stated the outside ones they are a bit of a headache at the momentI'm having a 'lay in' - not off out again 'til 6. We're getting towards the end now
......mind you, the end does tend to drag on a bit here
Put it this way the pet lamb pen is getting less we reduced it a lot after Monday
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Actually I got it,
thank youWhat’s on inside then ,gasket or O ringActually I got it,
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