pan install When reinstalling the oil pan how do you keep the oil pump up in position the engine is still in the car, or will it stay up on its own? Thank you
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Re: pan install I make a loop around it so it can be undone from the outside and hang it off ether the manifolds or one of the studs. Then when some of the pan bolts are started I pull the wire out.
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Re: pan install Snyders has a little screw in gadget. You unscrew the oil hole plug - 2 inches above the oil pan flange -screw this gadget in place and tighten against the oil pump housing. When pan is installed remove thegadget and replace the plug. Works lik a charm. kp
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Re: pan install Here is a link with picture, if you make one remember the thread on the enging is a pipe thread
https://www.macsautoparts.com/early_...E&gclsrc=aw.ds |
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Well that didn't work .... try this
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Remove slot screw plug and insert holder, remember to remove holder and insert plug when job is complete.
Here is another version of the holder |
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I did correct the info though, with pictures..... LOL |
Re: pan install Do not use a bolt to hold the pump in place it is a tapered thread and a bolt will damage the thread in the block . Put a suitable cable tie through the adjacent pan bolt holes and run it around the back of the pump stalk and pull it tight .When you have a few loose bolts holding the pan in place snip the tie and pull it clear . Job done .
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Re: pan install You can easily make the tool. Obtain another block plug, drill a hole though it and tap it for a 6-32 or 8-32 screw.
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Re: pan install Easy to make,it is a pipe plug 1/4 in. I believe,drill and tap down the center of plug and insert a screw so you can tighten it against the oil pump.
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Re: pan install Thank you for the info, great ideas Don
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Re: pan install I just bent up a piece of 1/4 in rod. I think an old piece of brake rod. Put a few bends in it so it pushes against the frame rail and the pump through the hole.
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Re: pan install I took a small spring, out of a pen I think, cut it so it is flush with the block with the pump installed and then screwed the plug in, holds the pump real nice and the spring comes out easy after the pan is installed, remove the spring, reinsert the plug and you're all done, no fuss, no muss and no special tool...cost is free.
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Re: pan install I make a small paper shim and use it to wedge the pump when installing to the block. It won't go anywhere or harm the engine.
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Re: pan install John Charlton - What happen to the weather report in Suffolk??????
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