1999 Ford Explorer "removing oil pan" Questions

...there it has pressure I have seen this at my repair shop, what you need to do is remove oil pan clean or replace oil pick up tube screen, also replace oil pan gasket before reinstalling oil

m in process to replace my oil pump my self but I don't known if I need to remove the front parts like time chain You will need to remove the engine and the oil pan, the oil pump is inside the oil pan

removing oil pan from 98 explorer V8 5.0 Does the engine need to be lifted? The oil pan has been unbolted, but the cataylic converter or exhaust pipe is in the way thus the pan is resting on top of ...

...removing the engine, it is very time consuming, but it can be done. My answer: It's very doubtful the AL oil pan just cracked a hole in it all by itself. That just never happens only but in a rare 1 ...

...oil pan with a socket wrench until they are within a few turns of removal. If the seal doesn't break on its own, gently tap it with a rubber hammer. Fluid will drain from the edges of the pan. Remove ...

Where is the oil pump located inside the engine. THE OIL PUMP IS LOCATED INSIDE THE OIL PAN, YOU WILL NEED TO REMOVE THE OIL PAN IN ORDER TO ACCESS IT

...oil pan gasket on a 1997 ford explorer with a 4.0 engine 4.0 engine either lift engine up or drop front differential out i would remove diff remove cv axles front drive shaft then all mounting points ...

the oil pan has a hole in it... how do I take the oil pan off? you may have to lift the motor up a foot to remove it. Its pretty basic. The hard part is making clearance so you can remove it.

...v8, thanks sherry In order to replace the oil pan or oil pan gasket or any other part you must remove the engine from the truck, there is no removal possible without the engine out of the

...will be in the oil pan bolted to the motor. You must remove the oil pan to access it. In some vehicles you may have to loosen the motor mounts and lift the engine up a little to remove the oil