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Timing cover SD vs OBS
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[QUOTE="Big Bore, post: 189058, member: 760"] The 94.5 also had a different oil drain back. I think. Other than that as Jim said, only differences are oil pickup and HPO reservoir gasket. If the cover is late 99 and up the inside of the groove on the oil res side of the top will be milled away to make room for the integral filter screen. If it's just a groove then use the non filter gasket. If it has the oil pickup on the opposite side from the OBS, then simply use the correct oil pickup. As long as you have it apart, weld the pickup in the area prone to cracking. [/QUOTE]
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