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Old 05-06-2004, 11:23 PM
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Angry Oil Pan Gasket Installation

How hard is the installation of the oil pan gasket? If anybody can help me !!.. please!!!
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Re: Oil Pan Gasket Installation

Its pretty easy....same as transmission...
all located in an easy location if you like working on your back.
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Re: Oil Pan Gasket Installation

IT will be as hard as getting the oil pan out. If you can take the oil pan out easily then would be a snap to install a new gasket
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You need to lift the motor up to beable to drop the pan...our oil pan gasket also has a windage tray attached to it.Have fun
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