Oil Pan screen
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I have pics of the oil pan in my user gallery. please just click my name in blue letters and it will take you there.
I only see the drain plug on the bottom of my pan. So what year and make do you think this pan is from?
The braket going across the bottom covers the bell housing i think.
As you can see, there are leaks everywhere
Todd
I only see the drain plug on the bottom of my pan. So what year and make do you think this pan is from?
The braket going across the bottom covers the bell housing i think.
As you can see, there are leaks everywhere
Todd
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I cannot tell what year and make it is from. The pan I am talking about has the brace on the opposite end of the drain plug. Ford put it there to help the pan from cracking if an object was hit or the pan would hit something on uneven ground.
Are you sure your pan gasket is leaking? Looks like a rear seal in the tranny is leaking and also maybe a rear engine seal is leaking.
Are you sure your pan gasket is leaking? Looks like a rear seal in the tranny is leaking and also maybe a rear engine seal is leaking.
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Thanks h-series
I don't think the oil pan seal is leaking, but I do want to drop the pan (i guess I'll have to take off the starter , etc) to check the screen for clogging
I'm not skilled enough to fix the trans leak or the bearing leaks so I'll have to take it to the $hop
Todd
I don't think the oil pan seal is leaking, but I do want to drop the pan (i guess I'll have to take off the starter , etc) to check the screen for clogging
I'm not skilled enough to fix the trans leak or the bearing leaks so I'll have to take it to the $hop
Todd
