oil pan d15: Some questions pertaining to removal / installation
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oil pan d15: Some questions pertaining to removal / installation
I have the pdf of the service manual but I can't find the page for the oil pan removal.
I know the torque on the d16 is 9lb/ft so I guess that will do. Looks like I need to remove the torque converter cover too (It is an auto). When putting the pan back is it okay to add silicone sealant to the gasket? Is this the correct way to tighten the pan back?:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">tighten bolts and nuts finger tight at six points starting in the center (number 1) above the drain plug, directly across, then both ends (left and right side)by the dips for the crank.
tighten all bolts and nuts starting from bolt 1 (number 1) clockwise in three steps</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is there anything else I should know? If anyone has a pic of the procedure I would greatly appreciate it.
I know the torque on the d16 is 9lb/ft so I guess that will do. Looks like I need to remove the torque converter cover too (It is an auto). When putting the pan back is it okay to add silicone sealant to the gasket? Is this the correct way to tighten the pan back?:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">tighten bolts and nuts finger tight at six points starting in the center (number 1) above the drain plug, directly across, then both ends (left and right side)by the dips for the crank.
tighten all bolts and nuts starting from bolt 1 (number 1) clockwise in three steps</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is there anything else I should know? If anyone has a pic of the procedure I would greatly appreciate it.
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Re: oil pan d15: Some questions pertaining to removal / installation (baphomet)
do not add any gasket maker to the new gasket AT ALL.
rubber gaskets do not need it.
rubber gaskets do not need it.
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Okay, I seem to have all of the nuts and bolts off but the pan won't come down. Am I missing something? Or should I pry it off?
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Re: oil pan d15: Some questions pertaining to removal / installation (baphomet)
Yes, pry it off..shouldn't take much force.
YES, you do use hondabond or RTV in the corners of the pan. See manual for details.
Tighten starting at the center then go to the opposite side and tighten, go back to the opposite side, next bolt and tighten.
I was just looking at this last night in my Haynes manual...go get one now, any auto parts store for 15$
YES, you do use hondabond or RTV in the corners of the pan. See manual for details.
Tighten starting at the center then go to the opposite side and tighten, go back to the opposite side, next bolt and tighten.
I was just looking at this last night in my Haynes manual...go get one now, any auto parts store for 15$
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Re: oil pan d15: Some questions pertaining to removal / installation (tyro)
Got it off thanks. I definitely need a new gasket.
I think I should take the oil pick up off and clean it. What are the torque specs for the nuts? 8 lb ft I think. Is it absolutely necessary to replace the oil pickup gasket?
I think I should take the oil pick up off and clean it. What are the torque specs for the nuts? 8 lb ft I think. Is it absolutely necessary to replace the oil pickup gasket?
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