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Car Forum / GMC Cars / July 2005

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5.7 gm oil pan leaking

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Cramsworld - 28 Jul 2005 19:12 GMT
does anyone know how to get the pan off the car there is a cross memeber
from the suspension in the way
Steve Mackie - 28 Jul 2005 21:04 GMT
Depends on the Make/Model/Year of car, but most likely involves slightly
raising the engine, removing the engine or removing the subframe.

Steve

> does anyone know how to get the pan off the car there is a cross memeber
> from the suspension in the way
SnoMan - 29 Jul 2005 00:35 GMT
>Depends on the Make/Model/Year of car, but most likely involves
>slightly
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>memeber
>> from the suspension in the way

The best wy to do it generally is to unbolt the engine mounts and
raise the engine up enough for pan to clear cross member. The way I do
it is to jack engine up by pan with a block a wood between jack and
pan to spread load (after mounts are unbolted) and then place a piece
of 2x4 or the like between engine mounts and frame and jack it back
down and remove pan (a peice of haed wood like oak or even yellow pine
works even better for this) Reverse process when pan is replaced.
 
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