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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
just alot of bolts and nuts on the bottom holding it on, quite easy. sometimes you have to take off the flywheel cover. make sure to use gasket sealant when putting it back on.
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Re: Oil Pan (slomofo)
OK becasue the mechanic was gonna charge me 300! for it!!!!!!
I read some where that you have to take off the head to change pan?
I read some where that you have to take off the head to change pan?
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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
No, you don't have to remove your head in order to take off the oil pan. The head is located on the top of the block where as the oil pan is located on the bottom.
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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
make sure that if you use something like rtv to seal it up that you clean all the old gasket off of the surface. you also have to make sure that the surfaces are compeltly clean of oil for the best seal. When i changed out my friends oil pain i used black rtv from like schucks or kragen or whatever. Ohh yeah most important make sure you empty out all the oil before starting or else......yeah well you can figure it out....
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Re: Oil Pan (aw1234dude)
make sure that if you use something like rtv to seal it up that you clean all the old gasket off of the surface. you also have to make sure that the surfaces are compeltly clean of oil for the best seal. When i changed out my friends oil pain i used black rtv from like schucks or kragen or whatever. Ohh yeah most important make sure you empty out all the oil before starting or else......yeah well you can figure it out....
don't over tight, it will leak
just do it by urself, if it leaks, do it again, it's easy
it just takes time
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Re: Oil Pan (TurBoXBirD16)
yeah, definetly torque it....you would thing the tighter you do it the better the seal but nope....wierd how things like that work.
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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
Like everyone said, VERY easy.
I work very slow and methodic when working on my car, and I changed out the gasket on mine in about an hour, including an oil change while I was at it.
You can do it!!
I work very slow and methodic when working on my car, and I changed out the gasket on mine in about an hour, including an oil change while I was at it.
You can do it!!
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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
I read some where that you have to take off the head to change pan?
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Re: Oil Pan (steve_s)
whatever it blocking the oil pan, you will need to remove
but it's ALL easy even you need to remove the header.. so do it urself
good luck
but it's ALL easy even you need to remove the header.. so do it urself
good luck
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