Oil Pan Replacement / Questions
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Oil Pan Replacement / Questions
Hi to all,
I'm new to the site, great group. Have been researching replacing my oil pan. I understand I have to raise the engine. What I need to know what else should I be doing to extend the life of my truck/engine while I'm doing the pan to save myself trouble down the road.
I have a 1994 F-150 Ext cab 4x4, 302. 160,000 miles and still running strong.
Book says to take out the rad. Is that a must. Do I replace the screen, oil pump, and ??? Should I replace the motor mounts while I'm doing this job?
Thanks to all that reply!
Also looking to purchase another 94 same truck.
I'm new to the site, great group. Have been researching replacing my oil pan. I understand I have to raise the engine. What I need to know what else should I be doing to extend the life of my truck/engine while I'm doing the pan to save myself trouble down the road.
I have a 1994 F-150 Ext cab 4x4, 302. 160,000 miles and still running strong.
Book says to take out the rad. Is that a must. Do I replace the screen, oil pump, and ??? Should I replace the motor mounts while I'm doing this job?
Thanks to all that reply!
Also looking to purchase another 94 same truck.
Last edited by Tony CO; Sep 8, 2004 at 03:08 PM.
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From: Somewhere Down South
I would replace the motor mount, I don't think you have to take out the radiator though. It is probably a good idea to replace the oil pump and screen. Some time back I was having trouble with my oil pressure so I rebuilt the engine as it had 240k miles on it anyway. I found my screen was almost completely clogged with gunk.
