Narrative:

The first officer was making the takeoff. Flex power was applied for takeoff and prior to 80 KTS an ECAM 'idg #2 low oil pressure' appeared. I took control and aborted the takeoff. Informed the tower and rolled off the runway. Proceeded to the gate. Brakes were slightly hot 320 degrees. Contacted maintenance control and dispatch. The local mechanic arrived and investigated. Found #2 engine idg was low on oil and the bottom plug of the tank was wrongly installed. Creating a leak. Oil was svced and engine run-up accomplished. No leaks were observed. Wheel inspection was accomplished for hot brakes. Got new mrd. Refueled to fpf dispatched fuel. Departed about 2 hours late with no further incidents.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN AIRBUS 320 REJECTED TKOF AT 80 KTS DUE TO #2 ENG IDG LOW OIL PRESSURE WARNING. FOUND DRAIN PLUG ON UNIT LEAKING DUE TO INCORRECT INSTALLATION.

Narrative: THE FO WAS MAKING THE TKOF. FLEX PWR WAS APPLIED FOR TKOF AND PRIOR TO 80 KTS AN ECAM 'IDG #2 LOW OIL PRESSURE' APPEARED. I TOOK CTL AND ABORTED THE TKOF. INFORMED THE TWR AND ROLLED OFF THE RWY. PROCEEDED TO THE GATE. BRAKES WERE SLIGHTLY HOT 320 DEGS. CONTACTED MAINT CTL AND DISPATCH. THE LCL MECH ARRIVED AND INVESTIGATED. FOUND #2 ENG IDG WAS LOW ON OIL AND THE BOTTOM PLUG OF THE TANK WAS WRONGLY INSTALLED. CREATING A LEAK. OIL WAS SVCED AND ENG RUN-UP ACCOMPLISHED. NO LEAKS WERE OBSERVED. WHEEL INSPECTION WAS ACCOMPLISHED FOR HOT BRAKES. GOT NEW MRD. REFUELED TO FPF DISPATCHED FUEL. DEPARTED ABOUT 2 HRS LATE WITH NO FURTHER INCIDENTS.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.