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Old 10-09-2014   #1
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Default Oil pan bolts

I know this has been discussed numerous times in the past. My question is to tighten all the oil pan bolts what has to be removed?
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You should be able to remove the two beams that attach to the rails and from cross member. The engine and mounts are actually sitting on a thick plate(cradle)....so the beam are not supporting the engine; the plate along with the transmisson beams will support the motor w/o the beams....
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My second question is concerning the two inch diameter oil spot that appears under the front of the engine, passenger side, every time I park the car. Could this oil be from the cooler lines? Car is stock 67,000 mi. Not driven hard.
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Oil cooler lines or one of the 2 oil pressure sensors......
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Thank you!! You are a wealth of knowledge. I want to get this taken care of before my four day drive to the gathering in May. Can't wait to make the trip!
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I will post some pics this weekend of the cross members/oil sensors
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Since I have you on line. If the cooler lines are the culprit are they available locally like a dealer? If the oil sensors are bad, where I get them?
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My second question is concerning the two inch diameter oil spot that appears under the front of the engine, passenger side, every time I park the car. Could this oil be from the cooler lines? Car is stock 67,000 mi. Not driven hard.
Potential Oil Leaks and the OPRV Cover Plate

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If the oil sensors are bad, where I get them?
Jerry's Gaskets has the Sensors and Switches in stock.



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Since I have you on line. If the cooler lines are the culprit are they available locally like a dealer?
Some of us make our own SS with Reusable Fittings Oil Cooler Lines. Those that make their own hoses usually have the original Oil Cooler Hose Assemblies which had shown NO leaks before removal for Resale as you like on Ebay.

Jerry's Gaskets Also has New Oil Cooler Hose Assemblies in SS Braid or Black Braid.

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Old 10-10-2014   #9
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Thanks. I will order from jerry! Is this a relatively easy job?
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Thanks. I will order from jerry! Is this a relatively easy job?
To help you find the items Lee defined as possible oil leak source.

You have 2 styles of hoses to choose from, black-braided and SS braided

BLACK
http://jerrysgaskets.com/store2/root...roducts_id=888

Stainless
http://jerrysgaskets.com/store2/root...roducts_id=887


The two oil pressure units (1 is a switch, the other is a sender) Lee referred to

Switch
http://jerrysgaskets.com/store2/root...roducts_id=346

Sender (Big one on top)
http://jerrysgaskets.com/store2/root...roducts_id=106
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