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Old 04-26-2004, 07:59 PM
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A hole in the Oil pan
well.. i let someone borrow the car and they i guess tried to get air off a hill and busted the fu*k out of the underside of the car and they hit the drainplug .. which twisted upwards and made a hole in the pan. how can i fix this without taking out the pan?
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Old 04-26-2004, 08:16 PM
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Re: A hole in the Oil pan
i would probably say you cant. you probably will have to replace all of the pan. i could be wrong but thats what i think.
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Old 04-26-2004, 08:22 PM
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yeah but to replace the pan.. id either have to take off the sub frame or pull the motor.. either way i have to have a engine hoist.. which i dont have.. and i also dont have the tools or the time to take out the engine over some bullshit c*nt who cant drive
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Old 04-26-2004, 08:34 PM
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then make them pay for it do be done at the dealer or some other shop. one way or another i would make them pay for it, with money or something else if you get my drift.
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Old 04-26-2004, 08:35 PM
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they are like.. oh no we didnt even do anything .. i mean.. but its ok.. what goes around comes around.
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hahah kinda late.. i get your drift now.. yeah.. ill think about that...
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Re: A hole in the Oil pan
Actually my friend did the same but his dad welded the hole and it worked but i will say they had some left over parts and the low oil light wouldn't turn off.
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Mig or Tig weld?
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I am not sure but i will ask.
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Re: A hole in the Oil pan
how bout some jb weld, i got it on my valve cover on my truck for now til i get a new set
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Re: A hole in the Oil pan
MIG i am going to assume. But anyway, doesn't it get you when you are kind enough to let a person borrow something and then you get it back and it is broken. it always seems it "was like that when i got it" UGH. Sorry, just had to get it out
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damn those kids down the street, always breaking my GI Joes...

oh and i would say TIG weld it
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Re: A hole in the Oil pan
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well.. i let someone borrow the car and they i guess tried to get air off a hill and busted the fu*k out of the underside of the car and they hit the drainplug .. which twisted upwards and made a hole in the pan. how can i fix this without taking out the pan?
Replace the pan. Insert your fist into their mouth.They then have to replace their teeth. Then insert your foot into your ass for loaning your car out to someone you can't trust!!
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yea ima have to agree with fajita, i would definatly beat some ass
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ahh, getting air with a camaro that brings back memories. this one we hit dip at 80 and got so much...nevermind
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