Replacing oil pan--what else while in there?
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Replacing oil pan--what else while in there?
Well, I got the famous rusted oil pan on my 92 F150 Supercab. So...should I take it to the Ford dealer to have it replaced, or to a local shop? (Not much of a mechanic, so I wouldn't even think of tryiing it myself). And while they're in there replacing the pan, anything else I should have them replace, since lifting the motor and all the labor involved will probably be the biggest expense?
Thanks for any advice,
Flooper
Thanks for any advice,
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Originally Posted by 351ballsofford
pump,screen,and gaskets. don't buy a performance pump. usually at the auto store they offer an oe pump or a nicer one. go with the oe
It will also exaserbate some other leaks you may already have.
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