Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
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RE: Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
ive got the other pump out of the engine ifi need that, andi have excellent pressure right now. *knocks on wood*
now off to advance to get some gasket cement, should have read the haynes manuel better before i started. ive been back 3 different times.
now off to advance to get some gasket cement, should have read the haynes manuel better before i started. ive been back 3 different times.
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RE: Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
You might want to use a little in the corners by the rear main bearing and up front by the timing chain cover. That's where the oil pan gasket makes the 90* bends and can leak easier than anywhere else.
Oil pumps are very cheap ~$25 I just installed a Melling High volume pump. Tomorrow I'm modding the Kegger and slapping the whole thing back together.
Rear main and timing chain were both shot. My truck's right at 78,500 miles and mine was as loose as dhvaughan's in his photos from a year ago. Still not 100% sure where the coolant is or was coming from, but the oil was black, not milky or brown so I don't think I've cracked a head or anything.
Oil pumps are very cheap ~$25 I just installed a Melling High volume pump. Tomorrow I'm modding the Kegger and slapping the whole thing back together.
Rear main and timing chain were both shot. My truck's right at 78,500 miles and mine was as loose as dhvaughan's in his photos from a year ago. Still not 100% sure where the coolant is or was coming from, but the oil was black, not milky or brown so I don't think I've cracked a head or anything.
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RE: Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
aim- i had the same coolant scare. when i pulled the pan i had coolant around the edges, but oil is not milky, and couldnt see cracks or anything in the head. I just figured it was from my coolant hose not being on tight enough a couple months ago.
reinstalling the pan was not as bad as pulling it off. just used a little cement on the corners of the gasket to keep it in place while i reinstalled the pan. once the truck burnt off the tranny fluid that was spilled on it (i did a fluid/filter change as well) it has no smoke, and no leaks. almost brings a tear to my eye.
fresh oil change with some Q horsepower 10w-30 synthetic and some restore engine additive, shes purrin like a kitten.
thanks for all yalls help.
reinstalling the pan was not as bad as pulling it off. just used a little cement on the corners of the gasket to keep it in place while i reinstalled the pan. once the truck burnt off the tranny fluid that was spilled on it (i did a fluid/filter change as well) it has no smoke, and no leaks. almost brings a tear to my eye.
fresh oil change with some Q horsepower 10w-30 synthetic and some restore engine additive, shes purrin like a kitten.
thanks for all yalls help.
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RE: Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
ORIGINAL: kowboydmac
Hey motor, where do you do your work? got a garage or just the driveway?
Hey motor, where do you do your work? got a garage or just the driveway?
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RE: Oil Pan Problem- Yall wont belive this
Any idea yet as to what cause the hole?
I crossed the center line on the interstate years ago while changing lanes and hit a pair of pliers laying on the road. Kicked them up with the front tire right into the oil pan. Couldn't fukin believe it. Pulled over to see them sticking out the bottom of the oil pan and oil pouring out like a bastard. Wonder of maybe you did something similiar with a rock or something...
Still got them damn pliers to this day!! I was gonna tell Neon that's one way to get new tools but didn't figure he was much in the mood after the crap tranny troubles!!
I crossed the center line on the interstate years ago while changing lanes and hit a pair of pliers laying on the road. Kicked them up with the front tire right into the oil pan. Couldn't fukin believe it. Pulled over to see them sticking out the bottom of the oil pan and oil pouring out like a bastard. Wonder of maybe you did something similiar with a rock or something...
Still got them damn pliers to this day!! I was gonna tell Neon that's one way to get new tools but didn't figure he was much in the mood after the crap tranny troubles!!