I have some rod bearing noice in my Mustang. Do you have to jack up the engine to get the oil pan off? I'm having trouble.
'94 V6 oil pan removal
Sutton Mehaffey
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« Thread started on: Dec 6th, 2003, 3:18pm »
I have some rod bearing noice in my Mustang. Do you have to jack up the engine to get the oil pan off? I'm having trouble.
I have some rod bearing noice in my Mustang. Do you have to jack up the engine to get the oil pan off? I'm having trouble.
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� Reply #1 on: Dec 13th, 2003, 05:59am �
most likely since there is a cross member there. althigh i'm not sure if the v6 has a single or double sump pan. just do yourself a favor and change your oil pump at the same time, just a little added insurance.
most likely since there is a cross member there. althigh i'm not sure if the v6 has a single or double sump pan. just do yourself a favor and change your oil pump at the same time, just a little added insurance.
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