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  1. #1 Oil Pan Gasket 
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    Alright so it's been some time since i have posted on here so i thought on my first post back i would ask the question if there is any easy way to change the oil pan gasket? from what i have red previously you have to drop the front part of the sub frame or pull the motor up a little with a hoist, does this sound about correct? because i really hope that there is an easier way to fix my problem but if not then, i guess i will just go threw all those step anyways because it has to get done
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    Support the engine from the top and drop the front of the cradle a little bit.
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    alright thanks, it's been awhile since i have been under the car so let me see if i get this right. i'll have to un bolt the motor mount and then loosen the front 2 bolts on the front of the sub frame, and the tranny mount as well?
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    The tranny mount can stay connected IIRC. Been over a year since I have done one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 01GTP View Post
    The tranny mount can stay connected IIRC. Been over a year since I have done one.
    Seeing as i have close to half a quart of oil under my car right now I may be doin the pan gasket aswell I might get lucky and it may be the oil pres sensor
    SOme jack off stole my jack and ramps last month so havent been able to check yet

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    were is the oil pressor sensor located
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    find your oil filter and follow the piece it screws into back to the block. Right on that piece on the rear of the engine is the pressure sensor.
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    I support the engine form the top, and drop the entire subframe/engine cradle out of the car. That way I dont have to work around, or fight the cradle being in the way at all.

    I prefer to do THAT job right the first time, unlike GM. LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by GR8racingfool View Post
    I support the engine form the top, and drop the entire subframe/engine cradle out of the car. That way I dont have to work around, or fight the cradle being in the way at all.

    I prefer to do THAT job right the first time, unlike GM. LOL

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    I realize this thread is 13 months old but I think it makes sense to post here instead of starting new.

    Hi; I looked at changing the oil pan gasket on an 04. Did you disconnect the lower control arms before dropping the cradle?
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