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mud in my oil pan

I went muddin a while ago and i have mud in my oil pan now. i was wondering if anyone knew a way to clean it out without dropping the oil pan. any help would be helpful. thanx
 
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nope.....dropping the oil pan is about it...
 
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how do you get mud in the oil pan?
 
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Originally Posted by 5speedin2.3
how do you get mud in the oil pan?
x11 billion....
 
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Originally Posted by 5speedin2.3
how do you get mud in the oil pan?
... or better yet, how did you find that out?
 
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...........how?..........what?..........who?...... ..where?.........how?
 
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and............................................... ..why? haah
 
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It maybe oil additives settling in the pan. They will also stick to the oil cap.

Only way I know of to get mud to the pan. is pour it in. Or theres a hole in the block.
 
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If there was mud all in your oil wouldnt step one be: replace engine?
 
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wow, this is interesting.. i've been through TONS of mud with the truck, never had mud in the oil...
 

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I bet the main bearings love that!!!
 
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He must use one of those new snorkel kits, instead of suckin' air through the cabin it just uses high octane mud from the ground for some boost!
 
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Yeah, if your truck is still running I highly doubt there's mud in your oil pan.


Are you seeing junk on the dip stick or under the oil filler cap?
 
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Am I the only one suspicious here? It was his first post, only post, and the implication is one that's highly flawed to begin with.

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