Removal of Upper Oil Pan...
I was reading in the manual that you cant remove the upper oil sump/pan to inspect journals etc unless you remove the engine.
Has anyone done the removal whilst the car is hoisted or similar?
I was hoping to "desludgify" my oil pan/sump - but am thinking - I really would like to get to all "static surfaces" including the upper oil pan - if it can be done.
b22b
Has anyone done the removal whilst the car is hoisted or similar?
I was hoping to "desludgify" my oil pan/sump - but am thinking - I really would like to get to all "static surfaces" including the upper oil pan - if it can be done.
b22b
attached a couple of pictures.....
I would like to avoid removing the tranny and motor to look at journals and possibly remove at least one piston for inspection - anyone know a way?
PS - I'd also like to remove the timing cover without taking the engine out.Advice appreciated - even if it is - Dont do it!.....
I would like to avoid removing the tranny and motor to look at journals and possibly remove at least one piston for inspection - anyone know a way?
PS - I'd also like to remove the timing cover without taking the engine out.Advice appreciated - even if it is - Dont do it!.....
Not seeing the point here...if it ain't broke....kind of thing......lol.... Waaay toooo much time on your hands...come on over, I have some projects I need help with....
Engines's full of sludge - so I want to do as much of an inspection and cleanup as possible - preferably without taking the motor out.
80k miles, but sludge was so bas even the oil filler cap was blocked
Thinking
80k miles, but sludge was so bas even the oil filler cap was blocked
Thinking
- Heads off
- Lumpy cam?....not sure.
- Timing cover off, new chain and 4 new guides whilst I'm in there - couple of hundred bucks
- Pull a piston and inspect - hopefully okay
- Clean upper oil pan and check oil sprays, visual check of other journals
- Clean all possible galleries.
- If I can get away with doing withough pulling the motor - all the better.
Engines's full of sludge - so I want to do as much of an inspection and cleanup as possible - preferably without taking the motor out.
80k miles, but sludge was so bas even the oil filler cap was blocked
Thinking
80k miles, but sludge was so bas even the oil filler cap was blocked
Thinking
- Heads off
- Lumpy cam?....not sure.
- Timing cover off, new chain and 4 new guides whilst I'm in there - couple of hundred bucks
- Pull a piston and inspect - hopefully okay
- Clean upper oil pan and check oil sprays, visual check of other journals
- Clean all possible galleries.
- If I can get away with doing withough pulling the motor - all the better.
the motors are handbuilt and micro torqued with precision machinery. when you open it up you change all the dynamics of the engine. leave well enough alone run some seafoam thru the engine change the mobil 1 every 2 or 3 k for a while and run the crap out of it. your going to end up with more issues than you want
the motors are handbuilt and micro torqued with precision machinery. when you open it up you change all the dynamics of the engine. leave well enough alone run some seafoam thru the engine change the mobil 1 every 2 or 3 k for a while and run the crap out of it. your going to end up with more issues than you want
Buy cheaper oil and filters and run Seafoam through it a bunch of times.
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