how hard wud it be to install a new oil pan i mite be buying a 1992 civic hatch and it needs a new oil pan...i believe the oil pan is already out it just needs to be put in..do i have to take the crank pully off to put it in?

 

Pan is just held on by a bunch of 10mm nuts/bolts
Remove them, put on a different pan with a new gasket, put nuts/bolts back on w/ proper tq.
Done.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pdiggitydogg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Pan is just held on by a bunch of 10mm nuts/bolts
Remove them, put on a different pan with a new gasket, put nuts/bolts back on w/ proper tq.
Done.</TD></TR></TABLE>


dam beat me to it

 

all you hav eto remove to get to the pan is the header and the tranny brackets on the bottom

 

u dont 'have to remove the header unless it's really tight against the eingine, most of the time u can slide it above and just pop it on

EDIT:
eh, srike that

too many variables, if the header's a 2 piece, you can detatch the 2 bolts on the 2nd piece to it hangs more, that'll give you clearance if u don't have it, if it can hange, u can detach the hangers at the end of the header, it really depends on what ur looking at, but it's not hard at all, just like he said, a bunch fo 10mm bolts, make sure it's a new gasket, make sure they're the right torque

 

ok cuz someone told me i had to take the
crank pully off...and those liek to be ******** most of the time

 

you do not have to take the crank pully off....

I know i have next to no exp working on hondas, but I even doubt here you'd have to take the crank pully off, completely illogical

 

usually honda crank pulleys are real friendly they slide right off its the bolt you have to worry about damn northern cars