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Upper oil pan removal
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Abbé Ioannes
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- ´98 Explorer 4.0 + LPG
Well, I have found all of them. To remove the pan is necessary to remove one part of exhaust system and pull the engine up... Had I know that I wouldn´t have gone for it...
aquarian17
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- 98 4.0 SOHC XLT
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You guys are awesome. I had the rattle/no oil pressure in my Ex recently and after reading your posts, I feel more assured that I can do this on my own. I just thought it was the oil pump but after reading here, I decided my best bet would be to take care of the entire balance shaft/jack shaft tensioners. Thanks for the volumes of info
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You guys are awesome. I had the rattle/no oil pressure in my Ex recently and after reading your posts, I feel more assured that I can do this on my own. I just thought it was the oil pump but after reading here, I decided my best bet would be to take care of the entire balance shaft/jack shaft tensioners. Thanks for the volumes of info
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