oil pan removal

FlyBy763 · Dec 9, 2008

Is it possible to remove the oil pan without taking the engine out?

351vic · Dec 10, 2008

I've heard of alot of ppl doing it, but have never attempted it myself. I find it easier to pull the engine lol. It can be done though!

k00ksta · Dec 10, 2008

Top Tranny Bell Housing Bolts

I have heard people jacking up the engine to get enough clearance. I actually need to fix a leak on my Oil Pan Gasket this winter and will be just pulling the engine out. One question I do have in regards to this is has anyone been able to get to the Top Trannys Bell Housing Bolts from under the car? or do I have to pull the Upper/Lower Intake Manifold. When I originally did my engine swap I got them from the top. Just wondering because I would hate to have to pull my lower intake manifold. Not that its a huge problem but just would be nice.

Tom95gt · Dec 11, 2008

k00ksta said:
I have heard people jacking up the engine to get enough clearance. I actually need to fix a leak on my Oil Pan Gasket this winter and will be just pulling the engine out. One question I do have in regards to this is has anyone been able to get to the Top Trannys Bell Housing Bolts from under the car? or do I have to pull the Upper/Lower Intake Manifold. When I originally did my engine swap I got them from the top. Just wondering because I would hate to have to pull my lower intake manifold. Not that its a huge problem but just would be nice.

I got them from the bottom just took a couple extensions and swivels but it wasn't that bad

k00ksta · Dec 11, 2008

Alright cool I hope I can because I would love to leave as much of my motor assembled as possible when I pull it. Thanks

StadEMS3 · Dec 13, 2008

Same thing, I just had a 3' 3/8" extension and some swivels. Wasn't too bad

elderstang · Dec 13, 2008

Its very easy to reach the top 2 tranny bolts from the drivers side of your car. I use a ratchet wrench and get to both of them very easy. as far as the oil pan, i tried taking the motor mounts loose and raising the motor to get the pan off, but was not successful. the oil pump and pickup keep it from coming off. finally just pulled the motor. good luck.

GTA_V6_Mustang · Dec 14, 2008

I removed my oil pan replaced the gasket and oil pump along with rod bearings just fine without removing the engine it was pretty simple.

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