98 4.0 oil pan
98 4.0 oil pan
Hello, I have a 98 b4000 and I’m going to do the timing cover gasket. Has anyone been able to loosen the motor mounts and lift the engine a little, to gain enough room to pull the oil pan? I was told pulling it where it is will make the pan catch the pick up tube.
or does anyone know a good way to do it without pulling the engine or completely dropping the front end?
thank you
or does anyone know a good way to do it without pulling the engine or completely dropping the front end?
thank you
2WD or 4x4?
The problem is the transmission AND oil pump pick up
You can't lower the oil pan down far enough to slide it back with transmission in place or oil pump pick up
You can get 3 or 4 inches by releasing motor mounts, which is enough to change the pan gasket, if you are creative, lol
To do the front timing chain cover you just need to drop the front of the oil pan a bit, you can do that without lifting the engine if memory serves?
The problem is the transmission AND oil pump pick up
You can't lower the oil pan down far enough to slide it back with transmission in place or oil pump pick up
You can get 3 or 4 inches by releasing motor mounts, which is enough to change the pan gasket, if you are creative, lol
To do the front timing chain cover you just need to drop the front of the oil pan a bit, you can do that without lifting the engine if memory serves?
2WD or 4x4?
The problem is the transmission AND oil pump pick up
You can't lower the oil pan down far enough to slide it back with transmission in place or oil pump pick up
You can get 3 or 4 inches by releasing motor mounts, which is enough to change the pan gasket, if you are creative, lol
To do the front timing chain cover you just need to drop the front of the oil pan a bit, you can do that without lifting the engine if memory serves?
The problem is the transmission AND oil pump pick up
You can't lower the oil pan down far enough to slide it back with transmission in place or oil pump pick up
You can get 3 or 4 inches by releasing motor mounts, which is enough to change the pan gasket, if you are creative, lol
To do the front timing chain cover you just need to drop the front of the oil pan a bit, you can do that without lifting the engine if memory serves?
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