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Old 03-29-2006, 06:36 PM   #1
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ls1 oil pan removal, in-car possible?

Is it possible to remove an LS1 oil pan while the motor is still in the car? like without jacking up the motor and all. the front 1/3 or so of the pan is cracked apart so im thinking it may be possible to unbolt and remove the rear 2/3rds. the warraty/insurance adjuster wants to look up in there, and yanking the motor isnt really do-able right this week.
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only one way to find out. I would think it could be possible though.
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Old 03-29-2006, 08:35 PM   #3
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only one way to find out. I would think it could be possible though.
Check LS1-tech....I think it can be done, but you have to loosen the K-member or something to gain the needed room to get the pan out???

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