Subject	I’ve pulled a pan in place and pulled a dent w/ welder >>
Posted by	my91z on March 28, 2015 at 2:40 PM
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In Reply To	low oil pressure dented oil pan posted by jhop1988 on March 28, 2015 at 12:02 PM
Message	I pulled the pan when I was still NA to replace rod bearings by supporting the engine with a 4x4 and slings and using a jack stand on the crank pulley and jack under the trans as insurance. After I did my TT swap I had an oil pressure issue. I had my friend come over and weld an allthread rod (about 12-18 inches long as I recall) to the pan at the dent. The rod had a 1/4” or 3/8” plate about the size of a playing card welded to the other end and I used a 3 lb sledge to knock it down. Then cut off the rod close to the pan, re-weld the rod, knock downward, cut, re-weld, etc. Got the dent out and solved the oil pressure issue. I’d say the weld and hammer method was FAR easier than pulling the pan. Mike -------------------------------------------------------- SRC="http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/402/36/24023634.j pg" BORDER=0> SRC="http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/4913/99m3ttnetsigpic 9564.jpg" BORDER=0>SRC="http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/365/13/23651377.g if" ALT="Click here to e-mail me!" BORDER=0>
Follow Ups	low oil pressure dented oil pan - jhop1988 12:02:06 03/28/15 If it is dented then replace it or take it off and use a - Tanley 12:13:58 03/28/15 Re: If it is dented then replace it or take it off and use a - jhop1988 12:21:51 03/28/15 I’ve pulled a pan in place and pulled a dent w/ welder >> - my91z 14:40:44 03/28/15 Re: I’ve pulled a pan in place and pulled a dent w/ welder >> - jhop1988 15:21:59 03/29/15 Glad it worked out for you. (n/m) - my91z 17:27:55 03/29/15
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