Subject	With my engine out it took 5 minutes>>>
Posted by	CowBoy--TT Conversion Underway on June 06, 2003 at 2:29 AM
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In Reply To	so how hard is it to drop the oil pan? posted by spyhunter on June 06, 2003 at 12:28 AM
Message	There is around, ehh....10-14 bolts on it. There is a auctial oil pan gasket made for that, or you can did what the last owner of my engine did and put about 1/2 inch of liquid gasket sealeant. I'd recommend getting the gasket and if you'd like using the liquid gasket as well. With the engine still attached? I don't know if you would be auctially able to take it off entirly...you would probably be able to drop it some....srcape off all the old gasket and apply new stuff though. I'd recommend using a auctial lift though, but it's up to you. CowBoy Silver 91 NA Becomming TT
Follow Ups	so how hard is it to drop the oil pan? - spyhunter 00:28:02 06/06/03 if your hands are oily, it's pretty easy to drop ;) (n/m) - Zeus 00:29:27 06/06/03 With my engine out it took 5 minutes>>> - CowBoy--TT Conversion Underway 02:29:00 06/06/03 not oem there isn't. The only gasket are the two half - LordZ 08:18:15 06/06/03 Should ofcourse support the engine from above when you - YugoBernie (NoVA) 09:35:44 06/06/03 definatly do more than support it with a 2X4 from below on - LordZ 10:26:18 06/06/03 dropping 500 lbs on your head shouldn't hurt too much (n/m) - Keith58 10:39:21 06/06/03 In regards to the OEM gaskets>>> - CowBoy--TT Conversion Underway 13:08:25 06/06/03 I have no issues w. a proper mater liquid gasket. - YugoBernie (NoVA) 14:02:35 06/06/03 water pump gasket does exist, just not for the z32 - LordZ 14:19:41 06/06/03 Yeah I use the paper gasket on the H20 pump when ever - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:02:55 06/06/03
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