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(to enlarge pictures just click on them)How do I replace the oil pan on a 92 ford aerostar?
Oil Pans are beneath the vehicle, so a good pair of lift jackets would help. After you drain the oil from the vehicle there is a bolt that has to be loosened just forward of the pan to drain the system after the draining stops re tighten the bolt. Remove the old pan and clean the area around the seal to remove any fine partical debri prior to instalation of the new gasket %26amp; pan. Then fill the vehicle with oil and away you go. Good LuckHow do I replace the oil pan on a 92 ford aerostar?
take the old one out and put the new one in durrrrrrrr
Monday, August 23, 2010
What causes shavings in an oil pan ?
There should never be any shavings in an oil pan for any reason. Something is binding and getting ready to go out. Sooner or later you will find ou twhen it breaks.What causes shavings in an oil pan ?
There are a lot of reasons why you could find shavings, but if this is a new car it's normal for some of the metal shavings to appear until after the ';break in'; period. What causes shavings in an oil pan ?
Not good. Sounds like a piston or something that is rubbing.
What kind of car? It could be a bad oil pump, bad main bearings, broken or bad cylinder rings. There will always be a few shavings, but if the oil looks like metalic paint, you have a serious problem.
There are a lot of reasons why you could find shavings, but if this is a new car it's normal for some of the metal shavings to appear until after the ';break in'; period. What causes shavings in an oil pan ?
Not good. Sounds like a piston or something that is rubbing.
What kind of car? It could be a bad oil pump, bad main bearings, broken or bad cylinder rings. There will always be a few shavings, but if the oil looks like metalic paint, you have a serious problem.
Has anyone ever removed the oil pan from a 93 2wd s10 pickup with a 4.3 with the motor still in the truck?
Sounds like it would be the same fun as the tranny pan..... I believe the issue would be the Y pipe, other than that, being careful, I dont see why not...Has anyone ever removed the oil pan from a 93 2wd s10 pickup with a 4.3 with the motor still in the truck?
It's kind of hard to understand why anybody would want to.
It's kind of hard to understand why anybody would want to.
Can i get to the crankshaft from the oil pan on a 98 chevy cavalier?
Well, if you remove the oil pan, the crank is right there. I'm not sure what you mean by ';get to it';. but yeah, it's there. You can't remove it though without removing the engine. but you can change bearings and stuff. It's a lot easier with the engine out.
What is the estimated time to replace an oil pan gasket and the front crankshaft seal on a 2000 bmw 323ci???
i need to know the labor on this, please help me outWhat is the estimated time to replace an oil pan gasket and the front crankshaft seal on a 2000 bmw 323ci???
If it was me it would take 3-4 hours, considering I would have to raise the engine from the front frame.perfect makeup
If it was me it would take 3-4 hours, considering I would have to raise the engine from the front frame.
Why does oil always pool to one side of my frying pan?
Is it because I have cheap frying pans? Uneven stove? Is it supposed to do that? It frustrates me when I am trying to stir fry and such. Any suggestions?Why does oil always pool to one side of my frying pan?
Either your stove or your burner is not level. Adjust it by slipping a samll pieceo of wood under the low side. You need a level to get it perfect. Or just guage it by putting water in the pan and adding a wooden wedge or something sturdy under the leg till the water is level in the pan.Why does oil always pool to one side of my frying pan?
Sounds like your stove is not level. There are legs on your stove that can screw up or down. use a level on top of your stove and screw legs in and out till it is level.
Also could be your pan is warped, if so , you need a new frying pan.
something isn't level starting at the floor and going up the pan itself. Could be any of them.
Purchase a better pan, one with a solid base.
Stove or burner aren't level, or pan is warped. It happens to me too, with old pans that I didn't care for properly..
maybe your stove top isnt level
it is probably that your pan is not level, one of my big frying pans does the same thing but not all my pans so its the pan
either your stove isnt level or the pan isnt level.. Happens to me too~ damn unlevel crap!!!
Your stove may be uneven, there is a leg on the bottom of your stove so you can twist it to even it out more, if you don't have a leg then try putting a piece of cardboard under it.
Something isn't level.
Anything you may have mentioned.
it shouldn't do that...reasons being:
-your frying pan is slanted, either it was bought that way or you took a hot pan off the stove and ran cold water over it, [this warps some pans]
-your stove is uneven
-your pan is just layn on the stove top so that the strongest part of the heat is at a certain spot on the bottom of the pan. The oil will naturally ';run away'; from the highest concentration of heat
no worries though, it shouldn't mess anything up
Either your stove or your burner is not level. Adjust it by slipping a samll pieceo of wood under the low side. You need a level to get it perfect. Or just guage it by putting water in the pan and adding a wooden wedge or something sturdy under the leg till the water is level in the pan.Why does oil always pool to one side of my frying pan?
Sounds like your stove is not level. There are legs on your stove that can screw up or down. use a level on top of your stove and screw legs in and out till it is level.
Also could be your pan is warped, if so , you need a new frying pan.
something isn't level starting at the floor and going up the pan itself. Could be any of them.
Purchase a better pan, one with a solid base.
Stove or burner aren't level, or pan is warped. It happens to me too, with old pans that I didn't care for properly..
maybe your stove top isnt level
it is probably that your pan is not level, one of my big frying pans does the same thing but not all my pans so its the pan
either your stove isnt level or the pan isnt level.. Happens to me too~ damn unlevel crap!!!
Your stove may be uneven, there is a leg on the bottom of your stove so you can twist it to even it out more, if you don't have a leg then try putting a piece of cardboard under it.
Something isn't level.
Anything you may have mentioned.
it shouldn't do that...reasons being:
-your frying pan is slanted, either it was bought that way or you took a hot pan off the stove and ran cold water over it, [this warps some pans]
-your stove is uneven
-your pan is just layn on the stove top so that the strongest part of the heat is at a certain spot on the bottom of the pan. The oil will naturally ';run away'; from the highest concentration of heat
no worries though, it shouldn't mess anything up
How many quarts is a 1990 5.0 Ford Mustang's oil pan?
5 quarts and make sure you pull both drain plugs. The 5 liter ford engine has 2 plugs on your car one in the front and one in the back of your oil pan.How many quarts is a 1990 5.0 Ford Mustang's oil pan?
probable 4 and 1/2 qt if you change the filterHow many quarts is a 1990 5.0 Ford Mustang's oil pan?
actually it is 5.3 quarts with the filter but stop at 5 but this is the correct number of quarts it will hold
5 Quarts Only, with a filter change. Always is and always will be. Have fun:)
AS MUCH AS YOU ARE
How many did you put there? Seriously, a 5.0 is a small block V/8. Ford's engines require 5 Quarts with the filter. If you change oil and don't replace the filter (stupid idea) you'll only be 4 quarts down.
probable 4 and 1/2 qt if you change the filterHow many quarts is a 1990 5.0 Ford Mustang's oil pan?
actually it is 5.3 quarts with the filter but stop at 5 but this is the correct number of quarts it will hold
5 Quarts Only, with a filter change. Always is and always will be. Have fun:)
AS MUCH AS YOU ARE
How many did you put there? Seriously, a 5.0 is a small block V/8. Ford's engines require 5 Quarts with the filter. If you change oil and don't replace the filter (stupid idea) you'll only be 4 quarts down.
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