lifting engine
stinkyone
07-01-2007, 11:11 AM
How do you lift the engine up about an inch to change the oil cooler line
MT-2500
07-01-2007, 11:31 AM
I do not think you have to raise engine to do that.
What year make and model and what engine and transmission and type of oil filter set up?
MT
What year make and model and what engine and transmission and type of oil filter set up?
MT
stinkyone
07-01-2007, 12:21 PM
1996 gmc jimmy 4dr 4.3 v6
MT-2500
07-01-2007, 12:25 PM
Engine does not have to come up.
Removing drive shaft may help get to it.
Good luck.
MT
Removing drive shaft may help get to it.
Good luck.
MT
stinkyone
07-01-2007, 01:07 PM
ok i got it out but now i have a problem the dorman replacement doesn't fit like the oe one that came out because at the end where it would connect is angled different from the oe one and it won't line up. do you think it could be a manufacturing error, should i just get one from the dealer
MT-2500
07-01-2007, 01:23 PM
ok i got it out but now i have a problem the dorman replacement doesn't fit like the oe one that came out because at the end where it would connect is angled different from the oe one and it won't line up. do you think it could be a manufacturing error, should i just get one from the dealer
Hard to say.
If you already have a dorman take it back and see if they have the right one.
Also some parts places can make them up for you.
Or if all else fails give you GM parts dealer your vin no and they can fix you up with the right one.
Good luck
MT
Hard to say.
If you already have a dorman take it back and see if they have the right one.
Also some parts places can make them up for you.
Or if all else fails give you GM parts dealer your vin no and they can fix you up with the right one.
Good luck
MT
blazee
07-01-2007, 01:33 PM
I'd suggest going with the Dormans if you can. You'll need to make sure that they gave you the right ones. There are 2 for the 4wd and 1 for the 2wd. All 3 are different, and the parts places usually aren't too concerned about giving you the right ones. I've had Advance Auto give me the wrong ones several times, and even misordered them repeatedly.
blazes9395
07-02-2007, 12:17 AM
I'd suggest going with the Dormans if you can.
I agree. In this case getting OE may not be the best. Dorman lines seem to be better, just make sure you got the right ones.
I agree. In this case getting OE may not be the best. Dorman lines seem to be better, just make sure you got the right ones.
warrior_333
07-02-2007, 07:55 AM
he said hes already got them look at post number 5
blazee
07-02-2007, 08:30 AM
he said hes already got them look at post number 5 He said that the set they gave him didn't fit and asked about buying from the dealer. Look at post number 5.
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