There is no oil pan in a 98 900. The pick-up is inside the box. The only way
to get to it is to split the box
> There is no oil pan in a 98 900. The pick-up is inside the box. The only way
> to get to it is to split the box
Box? What box?
I don't know what you are talking about, and apparently neither do you.
There most certainly is an oil pan (sump) complete with a strainer and
pickup tube inside in both the 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder engines available
in 1998. You have to support the engine so you can remove the frame
crossmember to get it off.
-Fred W
John Hudson - 20 Aug 2004 18:54 GMT
> > There is no oil pan in a 98 900. The pick-up is inside the box. The only
> way
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>
> I think he may be talking about the auto box, on this there is no pan or
strainer.
Fred W. - 21 Aug 2004 20:59 GMT
> > > There is no oil pan in a 98 900. The pick-up is inside the box. The only
> > way
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> > I think he may be talking about the auto box, on this there is no pan or
> strainer.
Damn. Reviewing the message string it appears you are right. The OP was
about the transmission, not the engine. Sorry about the confusion.
-Fred W