Oil Pan Gasket Change

Oil Pain in the Assket! Here is a 1998 Infiniti I30. The oil pan gasket needed replacing and the oil needed to be changed anyway. Later, I come to find out, that there was no gasket... strange lol.

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[speedy19921]

it sounded like you have a misfire on one of your cylinders

[CXW429]

@speedy19921 Nope.

[tayde214]

not bad good video i did it on myown thanks to this video..

[CXW429]

@tayde214 Thanks! Good job!

[kreapz]

hello, so should I use a gasket or silicone? and if i should use silicone, which one is best? and if i should use a gasket, what type of glue or silicone should i use to hold the gasket?

Thanks! great video!

[cody14995800]

I have a 97 maxima same car basically and never had any problems

[caleccopest]

dude....great job....i was stuck on the fact that i didnt want to use a hammer...the hammer is the tool...fuck nissan on a stick....!

[84W150]

@lilcheechgurl17 That's an expensive leak to fix, $800 or so depending on where you take it. Book time is 9.1 hours. In order to get the oil pan off you have to remove the exhaust crossover. and in order to remove the exhaust crossover you have to remove the transmission. My suggestion is unless it's pouring out, don't worry about it.

[rchassereau]

Not the oil pan gasket...this is basically changing your oil, and fixing the rubber washer on the oil bolt. Typically most people don't remove the oil pan, but in my case I am trying to check the condition of the insides (mainly for sludge as toyota can have this issue from a previous owner changing oil to infrequently).

[CXW429]

@lilcheechgurl17 Could be... sorry I can't really help.