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xEclipsE RaceRxSep-06-03 08:57 AM
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#58634, "Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"




          

I cant budge the screws on the downpipe to even take it off, lol, so i tried just sliding the oilpan towards the passengerside wheel. I had to take my ps/ac belt off and tried sliding it, but there is something sticking down inside the oilpan thats not letting me move further? Any way around this? TIA


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RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, Uberingram, Sep-06-03 09:06 AM, #1
RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, xEclipsE RaceRx, Sep-06-03 09:09 AM, #2
      RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, xEclipsE RaceRx, Sep-06-03 10:10 AM, #3
           RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, Uberingram, Sep-06-03 10:15 AM, #4
                RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, The1Bill, Sep-06-03 10:25 AM, #5
                RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, xEclipsE RaceRx, Sep-06-03 11:11 AM, #6
                     RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, The1Bill, Sep-06-03 01:55 PM, #7
                RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????, Teamner947, Sep-07-03 11:44 AM, #8

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#58635, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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No, but its easier.

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xEclipsE RaceRxSep-06-03 09:09 AM
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#58636, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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So if you dont drop it, whats the hard way?

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xEclipsE RaceRxSep-06-03 10:10 AM
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#58642, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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I cant get none of these rusted downpipe bolts to even budge. Im not working with enough leverage under the car to budge those two bolts by the cat, and there aint enough room by the header and the downpipe to really get any leverage tehre either.

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#58643, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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There some shit you can buy that you spray on the bolts that supposedly makes it easier to brake loose. I just use wd-40...whether or not it really works I dunno. Here is my process


Get under car
try to break loose exhuast bolts
get frustrated
bang head on frame
yell..curse..scream..throw things
try to break loose exhuast bolts again
get frustrated
curse..yell..yeah...
spray with wd-40
walk away...kick car...
watch tv
take nap
try to break loose bolts again...works
hooray emoji

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The1BillSep-06-03 10:25 AM
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#58645, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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Reach up into the pan and remove the oil pickup tube. It is a single 10MM bolt. Once that is out, pull the tube down and drop it into the pan. Assemble in the reverse order.
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xEclipsE RaceRxSep-06-03 11:11 AM
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#58646, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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Sep-06-03 11:54 AM by xEclipsE RaceRx



          

Thank You So Much Bill...thats what I had to end up doing was removing that pick up. I did have a few lil metal shavings in the oil pan emoji Im gonna take those rod caps off and look at those bearings, and see if they need replacing, Im hoping tthat is my only problemt to this knocking engine. Any insights?

BTW Whats the bearing suppose to look like if its f'ed up, I know for the crank just look for any scores in it right.

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The1BillSep-06-03 01:55 PM
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#58650, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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A messed up bearing will look galled (pitted). The crank will be blued or scratched if there is a problem.
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#58680, "RE: Dropping Oilpan.....Do you HAVE to remove downpipe????"
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>There some shit you can buy that you spray on the bolts that
>supposedly makes it easier to brake loose. I just use
>wd-40...whether or not it really works I dunno. Here is my
>process



owns all other lubricants that are designed to free rusted bolts. trust me. i know.


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