Subject	I'm not sure how most people can pull the oil pan so easily
Posted by	TTFairladyZ on January 10, 2008 at 11:37 PM
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In Reply To	A search showed that the oil pump can be replaced posted by ThunderZ on January 10, 2008 at 08:36 PM
Message	by simply dropping the crossmember and then the pan. When I pulled my motor and had it on the stand, I had to remove the motor-trans bracket, oil filter tree, and the passenger side turbo just to pull the oil pan. I've heard of a couple others with the same problem, but most cases I hear they didn't encounter those issues.
Follow Ups	oil pump ? - force1 17:53:14 01/10/08 I would go new. - nemo1080 18:19:29 01/10/08 the TT oil pump will flow more than an NA. - apudapus 19:00:15 01/10/08 prob be easier for him if he just pulls motor? (n/m) - nemo1080 19:34:29 01/10/08 A search showed that the oil pump can be replaced - ThunderZ 20:36:32 01/10/08 Mmm 30 min to set the jacks maybe :/ - zcar4me 21:00:21 01/10/08 I'm not sure how most people can pull the oil pan so easily - TTFairladyZ 23:37:16 01/10/08 2nd. - apudapus 18:17:51 01/11/08 i would do it this way, too (pulling the motor) (n/m) - apudapus 18:18:44 01/11/08 You can not use a NA pump on a TT - they are not the same. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 19:24:45 01/10/08 can you get a tig welder on it?save lots of work - mossyoak 21:24:36 01/10/08 JB weld (n/m) - AZHeat 21:36:10 01/10/08 2nd. worth a shot. if it works, you saved a ton of - nemo1080 22:05:34 01/10/08 don't think I would risk it on such an important part... (n/m) - Waco300zx(DFW) 09:35:43 01/11/08 im done that before, good luck - Halo Z 23:24:58 01/10/08 lucky for me, the motor is out. i am doing a swap - force1 03:17:27 01/11/08 tell me what not to do, so I dont break mine. - mossyoak 14:20:52 01/11/08 well, first off, be patient - force1 18:03:19 01/11/08
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