Subject	Re: Go to search and type exactly what you just did...
Posted by	flipsk8ter94 on May 12, 2008 at 9:08 PM
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In Reply To	Go to search and type exactly what you just did... (n/m) posted by scottyfender on May 12, 2008 at 08:13 PM
Message	I have searched but I wanted some opinions on what you guys would do with that specific dent. Most dents I read about were on the bottom and weren't that severe, so I was wondering what you would do with the dent on the side of the pan. I only read of one account were someone drilled in the pan and pulled it out. If I were to do the drill method, what would you do with the shavings that went in the pan? Also how successful would the spud gun technique be on a dent like that?
Follow Ups	low oil pressure and dented oil pan help!!! - flipsk8ter94 19:49:30 05/12/08 Go to search and type exactly what you just did... (n/m) - scottyfender 20:13:18 05/12/08 Re: Go to search and type exactly what you just did... - flipsk8ter94 21:08:21 05/12/08 I would say your oil preasure is fine and just put the - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 15:00:51 05/13/08 you would be surprised - onewheelf4 07:12:51 05/13/08 Re: you would be surprised - flipsk8ter94 09:50:59 05/13/08 You can use a body panel stud gun.. - onewheelf4 11:53:12 05/13/08 Re: You can use a body panel stud gun.. - flipsk8ter94 12:16:53 05/13/08 That dent is not causing your low oil pressure. - Woody75 (Denver) 12:33:00 05/13/08 That is about what my oil pressure has been for 15 years (n/m) - Fast300 15:55:10 05/13/08 Re: That is about what my oil pressure has been for 15 years - flipsk8ter94 16:36:31 05/13/08 What weight oil are you useing? (n/m) - Fast300 21:51:53 05/13/08 I used a stud gun on mine.. - Z1rider 20:05:05 05/13/08
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