Oil pan replacement instructions please?

Hi Darrell,

Here is the procedure. Let me know if you need more information. Thanks

Hi,

Yes you are going to need to use a silicone sealant for oil pans. Then refer to the installation portion of the attachments that I provide previously to see where to place this sealant. You are going to put it directly onto the engine in these for locations. This is just basically giving the gasket a little reinforcement because these areas are the weakest and you want to make sure it doesn't leak from them. After you put the silicone on, you put the gasket on it and then the pan goes on. Just make sure you get it all on before the silicone begins to set up or it will have to be removed and you start over, as it states in the attachments.

Oil pan-to-Engine block bolts
Step 1 18 in-lbs
Step 2 15
Step 3 Tighten an additional 60 degrees.

No, you will have to remove different components to replace the oil pan gasket. It depends on what engine size you have as far as what all needs removed though.

Hello, I'm Danny.

DARRELL BISHOP

As far as clearance, Whether it being 2wd or 4wd to answer your question- yes the cross member has to be removed for oil pan removal/installation clearance. Hope this helps and thanks for using 2CarPros.
Danny-