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03-16-2003, 03:21 PM
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If he can resist the urge to replace the oilpan and it's in 1/2 servicable condition, then clean the area of the leak with some fast orange then squeeze some rtv silicone into the crack and he's all set. $600 vs $5. A day's work versus 10 mins work. Actually, he could probably unbolt the pan and pull it down enough to feed the gasket in around the edges without any k-member droppage, if I remember my ford oilpan setup at all.
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