jisham
Well-known member
Well. I got it finally. Let me share with you what I found to be the easiest method in case anyone has to remove their oil pan.
Obviously the basic method, remove oil pan screws. Then the cross bar and support rod (the small skinny one in the front.
When the pan get stuck trying to slide out take the advice of flash_point01. I removed the steering linkage at the frame like he mentioned. Took me maybe 10 mins tops (to save you a few seconds, there are nuts on the other side of the bolts so make sure those are secure so you don't do the spinning twist of the bolt...okay, I did that for a few minutes
). When that was off it dropped enough for me to remove the pan and now all I have to do is clean it, paint it and put it back on. Hopefully I can get it done tomorrow.
thanks for all the help. Much appreciated.
Obviously the basic method, remove oil pan screws. Then the cross bar and support rod (the small skinny one in the front.
When the pan get stuck trying to slide out take the advice of flash_point01. I removed the steering linkage at the frame like he mentioned. Took me maybe 10 mins tops (to save you a few seconds, there are nuts on the other side of the bolts so make sure those are secure so you don't do the spinning twist of the bolt...okay, I did that for a few minutes
). When that was off it dropped enough for me to remove the pan and now all I have to do is clean it, paint it and put it back on. Hopefully I can get it done tomorrow.thanks for all the help. Much appreciated.
