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    Engine oil pan leak M35A2

    Thanks to all for comments, I feel somewhat foolish, right there in -34. As they say “did you read the manual”! Thanks David56
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    Engine oil pan leak M35A2

    Thanks , thats what I didn’t want to hear. **** firewall is to close to rear lift ring. And no sir I wasn’t messing with you. Be a one man show when removing a Duce engine ain’t no fun.
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    Engine oil pan leak M35A2

    Question: is it possible to pull the engine oil pan without completely pulling the engine? Was thinking of removing front mounts, jack shaft, transmission cover. Your thoughts? Thanks
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