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Oil pan removal
- Thread starter Grommit
- Start date
Dragonlich1961
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
Year will help. Just did a rear main seal on my 94 and had no trouble. It will fit. Try a 1/4 inch drive socket as they are smaller in diameter at the drive end.
Be prepared to cuss trying to get the hole pan out. I'm sitting at three inches and had to Jack the body up and disconnect my track bar to get enough room to drop the pan. But I don't leak anymore
Be prepared to cuss trying to get the hole pan out. I'm sitting at three inches and had to Jack the body up and disconnect my track bar to get enough room to drop the pan. But I don't leak anymore
Green Mesa XJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Pensacola, FL
I remember there be at least two different size pan bolts when I pulled the timing cover. I'd check the socket size, I think you should be able to get to the rest of it without touching the transmission or a lot of other things according to some write ups
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Dragonlich1961
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
The four corners are a different size then the others. I believe 1/2 while everything else is 7/16.
