1999-2007 GM Oil Pan Gasket Replacement

1999-2007 GM Oil Pan Gasket Replacement

See the complete removal and installation of the oil pan on a 1999-2007 GM engine in order to replace the oil pan gasket. The process is the same for the 4.8L, 5.3L, and 6.0L across GM products including Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Sierra, and Escalade.

***NOTE*** This repair was done in conjunction with other major engine work. You can remove the oil pan without removing the front differential or transmission by loosening the motor mounts and jacking up the engine.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Front Diff Removal
2:14 Drain Oil
2:20 Starter & Electrical
3:25 Oil Pan Bolts
4:08 Cleaning & Prep
5:14 Gasket & Silicone
5:30 Pan Install & Torque
5:55 Reassembly

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@bikoe2 says:

Seems like he forgot to drop the transmission and the back differential and the whole engine! He's taking the whole truck apart!

@shaneharvey1015 says:

This video leaves out to many details to teach someone how to do this. Watch this video if you like to watch people work on cars, find another video if you want to learn how to work on cars.

@detonationpyrotechnics4156 says:

You did it the hard way bud

@hayzersolar says:

well at least it easy to replace the headlights. thats a joke how in the hell can someone do this on their own. hell can't do that in my driveway in a weekend. while you are at it replace the front steering and suspension.

@jrnickenssr3009 says:

lol. Are you in the Greenbelt Maryland area. If so. I need my oil pan gasket replaced. Please send contact info

@nickgallo9129 says:

Which truck is this?

@humbertoojeda6146 says:

Hello this gasket is the same for the 2003 GMC envoy XL 4.2 6 ciliders? Please help

@roypannell5114 says:

Great video but i will say this is the video to watch if your getting paid by the hour on a job. You do not have to remove any steering components or axles, just unbolt the front differential and let it hang down as far as it will go. It only needs to go down an inch or so. That plus removal of the cross member is all that is necessary. Hope this is helpful to anyone in the comments!

@giaellington1276 says:

Sir, you gave me a general idea of doing the 2003 GMC Envoy oil pan gasket. But I have a rear wheel drive. You went sooooooooo fast! I’m gonna try it in any case but my truck has no gasket it is sealed with Silicon from factory

@johnharrison5098 says:

no rtv on the pan ? just the gasket and the spots u mentioned?

@freightpeddler says:

At how many miles would you think about replacing the oil pump while you’re in there?

@urbanlogger says:

Does anyone know if its the same on an astro van. I have a cracked oil pan

@georgerohlinger5837 says:

While I can't stand oil leaks, guess add some oil when needed, too much work!

@angelg2927 says:

Buddy. You just gave me the confidence to do this. Bless you. Hopefully, you have a video on the transmission being taken out

@joshw3115 says:

was this video one with a 4×4 or 2wd?

@andyva4317 says:

Don't forget to replace the oil pick up seal at same time

@patrickthennigan says:

Definitely over kill. Remove crossmember, drop down differential about 6 in you're able to get the pan out.

@MetalSonicUltraLord says:

this deserves a like. short. sweet. to the point with specs also. much appreciated. gonna have to drop my pan soon for my pickup tube.

@cooperdog9956 says:

Excellent video. Thank you for the detailed video.

@kellybryson4319 says:

Is that the same process on a 2005 model suburban with the 5.3 L ?

@andrehopkins5464 says:

Quick and detailed I like it

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