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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Sat, 9 Aug 2008 21:23:45 -0400From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[Chevelle-list] Oil Pan LeakNeed some helpI have an oil leak
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astwood might hold.all
> oil and debris would have to be removed. good luck
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welded to oil pan.jb weld or similar procuct from eastwood might hold.all oil
and debris would have to be removed. good luck
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Need some help
I?have an oil leak?from the oil pan on my 454 '70SS.? Appears to be coming from
the?triangular pad on the oil pan (passenger side) that houses the dip stick.?
Looks as if the previous owner applied some sealant to this pad.
Question - how should this pad attached
-list] Oil Pan Gasket Leak
I noticed a small leak on the bottom of my oil pan this week. Car is a '70
SS 454. Tightened the bolts but still leaking and I can see parts of the
gasket sticking out suggesting it is broken. Leak appears to be coming from
the rear of the engine dripping dow
velle-list] Oil Pan Gasket Leak
I noticed a small leak on the bottom of my oil pan this week. Car is a '70 SS
454. Tightened the bolts but still leaking and I can see parts of the gasket
sticking out suggesting it is broken. Leak appears to be coming from the rear
of the engine drippin
I noticed a small leak on the bottom of my oil pan this week.?Car is a?'70?SS
454.? Tightened the bolts but still leaking and I can see parts of the gasket
sticking out suggesting it is broken.? Leak appears to be coming from the rear
of the engine dripping down the flywheel cover plate.
What
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Dale McIntosh
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It's the facto
Interesting story. Thanks
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I can't speak for the 66 but I have done such a thing in a 64 Elky with
Luck!
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Can the oil pan be pulled on a '66 Malibu with just raising the fro
r cruising. I remember
the guy telling me the oil pump was a high volume. This one seems to be super
high.
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Thanks for the help. It's the gage in the dash cluster that's pegging the
needle so I can't switch it. I guess I c
ler
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If you are sure you are going to pull the pan, you can always jack up the car
and try it to see how close you come to getting it off. If you can't do
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Can the oil pan be pulled on a '66 Malibu with just raising the front of the
engine? I need to change the high volu
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Not sure on a small block but on a big block you need to pull the motor to
take off
Not sure on a small block but on a big block you need to pull the motor to take
off the pan.
Malibu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Can the oil pan be pulled on a '66
Malibu with just raising the front of the engine? I need to change the high
volume oil pump. It's sending the needle off th
Not sure on a small block but on a big block you need to pull the motor to take
off the pan.
Malibu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Can the oil pan be pulled on a '66
Malibu with just raising the front of the engine? I need to change the high
volume oil pump. It's sending the needle off the
Can the oil pan be pulled on a '66 Malibu with just raising the front of the
engine? I need to change the high volume oil pump. It's sending the needle off
the gage.
Thanks
Yes and no, Use RTV at the corners only.
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Hi
I'm about to install a Milodon oil pan on my
r done
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> I'm about to install a Milodon oil pan on my fresh rebuilt
> 350. The gasket is a Fel-pro ( 1-piece ) and it' mad of
> either
From what I understand Hans, those are to be installed dry. Just make sure the mating surfaces are really clean. --Shawn'69 Corvette 427 4-Speed'69 Chevelle SS 396 4-Speed'69 Charger R/T 383 4-Speed'67 Chevy C-10 3-On The Tree'00 Suzuki GSX-R 750 1-Down, 5-Up On Sep 25, 2006, at 11:52 AM, <[EMAIL P
Hi
I'm about to install a Milodon oil pan on my fresh rebuilt 350. The gasket is a
Fel-pro ( 1-piece ) and it' mad of either silicone or rubber.
My understanding is, I don't need any RTV or similar with this kind of gasket.
Could somebody confirm or correct me?
Br Hans
ve pan.
Dale McIntosh
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I don't think you can without lifting the engine, even with the trans
out.
Trooper
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No,
It is not possible to get the pan out with the motor bolted in
place..even w/o a trans and flexplate attached. You can however
unbolt the motor mounts and lift th eengine a few inches to get it
done. You will not need to remove radiator hoses etc...but depending
on exhaust you may bh
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I don't think you can without lifting the engine, even with the trans out.
Trooper
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I don't think you can without lifting the engine, even with the trans out.
Trooper
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I don't think you can without lifting the engine, even with the trans out.
Trooper
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That's what I'm thinking also. And boy, would it ever be annoying to
get the pan loose, the gasket broke, then not be able to get the pan
out! DOH!!!
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I don't think there's enough clearance between the pan & crossmember
to do get it off, but I've never tried it with the trans out.
BillL
At 07:25 PM 5/25/2006, you wrote:
Is it possible to get the stock oil pan off my 454 without hoisting
the engine up?
I have the trans out for a clutch replace
Is it possible to get the stock oil pan off my 454 without hoisting the
engine up?
I have the trans out for a clutch replacement, and now might be the
time to replace that pesky pan gasket that weeps a bit.
thanks
Mike
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Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:55:42 -0500
Tim
I had to remove my small block from mine to change the timing cover gasket
and oil pan gasket. I attempted to do it in the car, just
ou have to pull too
much)
just my 2 cents
Bill Bradley
67 Malibu
Edmond Oklahoma
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ok guys, i knew i needed to remov
ok guys, i knew i needed to remove motor mounts and jack up motor to replace
oil pan, but my bell housing hits firewall before removal. i have a 67 el
camino with 350 and 4 speed, i guess its a given i need to remove motor
completely to change pan, huh? im only stating the obvious but any
thanks Bill, and happy Thanks Giving to all.
Jimmy. C
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The pickup should be around 1/4" from the b
The pickup should be around 1/4" from the bottom of
the pan.
Bill Vander Werf
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Subject: [Chevelle-list] oil pan
hey Guys, I need some more advise :o)
hey Guys, I need some more advise :o) I had
gotten a 7 quart oil pan when I had my 454 redone, but it wont fit into my
72 chevelle. so I picked up a Miloden pan from Jeg's and today I tried to put a
"Miloden" stock replacement and a stock BBC pick-up . through my
inexperience I tried the pa
My 67 396 has it on the passenger
side.
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Hey
Guys,
I hope you guys can help me. I want to
replace the oil pan on
uary 08, 2002 7:31
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Subject: [Chevelle-List] oil pan
Hey
Guys,
I hope you guys can help me. I want
to replace the oil pan on my 67 396. The dipstick on my present pan is on
the passenger side. However, all the oil pans I have seen in various
catalogues
should be driver's
side, like my '70 396
Rob &
Fam
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The subject about oil pans reminded me of a question. Yesterday I
pulled a oil pan down off one of the top shelves in shop to put on a
350. This pan has been up on the she
Oldsmobiles
have the oil dipstick on the driver's side.
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Hey
Guys,
I hop
In a message dated 1/8/02 11:03:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
looking at a Milodon pan (pg 48) for 64-90 big Chevy, the dip stick is on the passenger side.
If this is the stock replacement Milodon pan, the dipstick is on the passenger side. i have this pan on my "spare
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Hey
Guys,
I hope you guys can help me. I want to
replace the oil pan on my 67 396. The dipstick on my present pan is on the
passenger side. However, all the oil pans I have seen in various
Hey Guys,
I hope you guys
can help me. I want to replace the oil pan on my 67 396. The dipstick on my
present pan is on the passenger side. However, all the oil pans I have seen in
various catalogues show the dipstick mounting hole on the driver’s side.
Which is the correct side? The pa
/benj30/
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Any one tried to do one in the car?
I dont think you
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Any one tried to do one in the car?
I dont think you can take out the pan without lifting
the block.
Cant find any tech articles about it either.
Doug
1972 El Camino 350/350
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