Subject	I had to fight with this also:
Posted by	plower on June 25, 2007 at 11:39 AM
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In Reply To	I just did this. It is a pain. But you do not have to remove posted by wiZardZ on June 25, 2007 at 11:11 AM
Message	I ended up grinding the bracket down to get the pan to clear instead of modifying the pan itself. It was a real pain but at least the pan can go straight up and on without smugging the gasket sealer.
Follow Ups	I would like to say for anyone removing the oil pan. - Patrick(Austin) 10:47:08 06/25/07 did you pull the motor? - sfarrah 11:10:42 06/25/07 You can remove the oil pan without pulling the motor? (n/m) - MaxD 12:04:36 06/25/07 yes you can (n/m) - Z_LiFe 12:46:40 06/25/07 Is there a guide/faq for doing so? (n/m) - MaxD 14:23:59 06/25/07 No there is not. (n/m) - Patrick(Austin) 15:43:01 06/25/07 i did it on an NA and it still wasnt much fun, esp when only - Atl300zxTT 13:10:13 06/25/07 I just did this. It is a pain. But you do not have to remove - wiZardZ 11:11:22 06/25/07 I had to fight with this also: - plower 11:39:24 06/25/07 I'll go back out there and keep at it to see if it drops. (n/m) - Patrick(Austin) 15:43:39 06/25/07 I've done it twice without issue - aliaZ 16:50:25 06/25/07 I had a tough time with my motor out - TTFairladyZ 16:51:57 06/25/07
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