I'm trying to replace the oil pan in a 1990 chevrolet c1500 5.7L. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this?
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take loose the motor mount bolt and jack the front of the engine up to clear the oil pump and remove the pan,.the bolt the runs thru the center of the mounts ,the easiest way ,hope this helps you, thanks robert b.
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you have a blown head gasket. did it overheat recently? letting the coolant go low will cause this to happen quickly. you need to fix this or the water will cause the oil to be unable to protect bearings and they will be damaged. then u need a new engine. good luck
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You need a test light if you are not getting any spark your start is power at the primary part of the coil then you will need to check for pulse at the negative of the coil, you have a connection problem here is the most famous failure the coil connection has a tendency to spread and not make contact have someone crank the vehicle and you wiggle the coil connection see if that help other than that you need a test light your problem is in the wire
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you may be getting fuel but you are starving the cylinders from it. after sitting this long, i would replace the injectors because they will corode inside after 7 years. agood injector cleaner might work but they are probably too far gone. you might have sent a lot of corosion from the fuel tank the first time you ran it & that will add to total shut down of the fuel injectors. also check your oil pressure, or it may jump on timing due to stiff cam bearings. depending on klts, it would be good to use slightly heavier oil grade. you may also want to check your ignition coil for proper supply to plugs. bin there, dun that.
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if ur asking this its best you dont touch anything
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