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08-07-1999, 07:39 PM
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Oil Pan Gasket
I need to replace the oil pan gasket on my '67 with a 289. I can see that I will need to remove the starter (no problem) and a crossmember (no problem) but it appears that I will also have to disconnect the steering stabilizer bar. For a non-mechanic this appears to be somewhat complex as there are cotter pins and other unusual things involved. Should I proceed or do I need to take it to a mechanic? Or, do I really need to disconnect the stabilizer? Help.
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