I did my oil pan once last week and it leaked like crazy. Now this time I re did it. It doesn't leak now.
For those of you that thought that you have to pull the motor to do your oil pan, you are wrong. Sorry I am trying to help here. All you have to do it take the sub frame down. It was so easy to do the oil pan the second time. that fact that I was able to get the pan all the way out this time helped. I took the sub frame down. It only took 2 bolts and 4 nuts and the thing was down and outta the way. I then dropped the pan. I used a ton of the black silicone. I put the pan back on and tightened it. Then I let the car sit for about 20 hours. then I put the oil in. No LEAKS. I forgot to add that I had broken one of the 10mm oil pan bolts when I put the pan on the first time. Thats not why it leaked though. It took me 3 hours to do the pan the second time. That time includes the drilling and extracting of the 10mm bolt. |
Fun, the stock gaskets are junk. good new though https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/bigok.gif
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did you use a lifter to hold your engine ?
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We used a lift to put the car up and then we used tranny stands to hole the engine up. I say we because I have to give my friend a lot of credit for helping me out.
I didn't use a gasket at all just a **** load of silicone. I am lucky to have a full auto shop to use for free. |
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Where are you located??
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