Replacing The Oil Pan Gasket

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Uploaded by on May 16, 2011

Oil pan gasket repair part one. Just a quick view on how to re-install the oil pan with a new gasket. There probably are a myriad of different ways to do this.......

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  • @More350Power Oh, Cool !

  • @1972FordF150 When I read the factory manual and alldata, it seems they did. RTV isnt bad if you use it right. I use red rtv to make gaskets for small engines with no leaks if you do it correctly. They just smeared it on and shoved the pan on there tight. I snug it lightly and let the rtv start to cure for a while then tighten. Would have done it with this but oil kept dripping off the crank and parts so I just threw a gasket on her.  Works good!

  • @More350Power i cant do anything without cussing, im jealous of those that can Dan!

  • @MrBlueroads I didnt come close, but I made up for a couple words when I changed the wheel cylinder. To be posted soon lol.

  • @More350Power i know i wanted to hear the cussing. i love it.

  • @More350Power They use RTV from the factory ?

  • @1972FordF150 They rtv it from the factory, I think... anyhow it started leaking near the flywheel end and right above the flex section of the exhaust, it smelled of hot and/or burning oil all the time cause of it and smoked sometimes...... got tired of it lol.

  • @MrBlueroads LOL, thats what I thought when I took the cover off. Oh, if I had it plugged in there would have been about 15 minutes of straight cussing, every word in the book

  • looks like sumbody left a microphone in thar. far out cool music too. plug that sucker in so we dont miss no more curse words.

  • @More350Power Cool, if it's only like 5 or 6 years old why did you have to change out the gasket ?

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