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Old 07-Jul-2007, 02:32 PM
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Angry Removing oil pan

I removed the tranny brackets, took the flywheel cover off, removed all the bolts and nuts and the thing just doesnt budge. I tried giving it some whacks with a piece of wood....nothing. Some advice would be great.

edit: its a b20 motor.
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Old 07-Jul-2007, 02:38 PM
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Get a rubber deadblow.

Or hold a 2x4 to the pan and give it a NICE wack with a ball peen or a nice sized hammer
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Old 07-Jul-2007, 09:13 PM
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or you could simply use a chisel or nice size flathead and get pry it off. The gasket is probably melted real nice on that pan!
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Old 08-Jul-2007, 01:20 AM
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i dont like doing this. This wrecks the mating surfaces..

but its up to you (i've done it before) just gotta be careful
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Old 08-Jul-2007, 02:22 PM
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3riple check that you got all the bolts off the pan and hit it with a ball peen, or even a sledge. If you're going to replace the oil pan anyway just let her have it.

That's what I did.
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Old 12-Jul-2007, 04:24 AM
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well, i ended up prying that b1tch off....oh well....figured i'd need a new gasket anyways.
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Old 12-Jul-2007, 05:52 AM
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well, i ended up prying that b1tch off....oh well....figured i'd need a new gasket anyways.
any time you pull an oil pan you should ALWAYS replace the gasket.
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when putting on a new gasket on the oil pan do you need to put on silicone with the gasket? on both sides?
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i just like to put silicone on the outside of the mating surface. Not too much.. but just a normal bead
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