Watch as I install my oil pan and share some tips and tricks that I learned for a successful (non leaking) repair. I found a lot of useful info here: http://…
Installing an oil pan without leaks. Saturn s-series & other cars DOHC 1.9
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Nice and neat, have you read about the possibilty of some sealant squeezing into the inner part of the pan? Could that do any damage? Thanks
does the motor have to be pulled to replace oil pan
Great video, very informative, intuitive and concise!
Great planning and great care went into this. Thanks for posting.
Great job, I`m working on my 1995 saturn sc series, replaceing the subframe.
excellent video !
Yeah that comment was more geared to your rebuilt head installation, would hate for anything bad to happen.
Nice. I hope your project goes well. 🙂
I don’t doubt it… I would imagine any modifications to a precision tool will have an effect. These are very low torque bolts, so I’m ok with being in the “ballpark” for this but that is a decision each person will have to make on their own. I’m glad you brought this up because I never really considered it before. Sounds like your teacher is a good person to listen to. 🙂 Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.
One of my teachers in school told me never to use extensions on torque wrenches as it will give improper readings.
Wow good pointers, working on doing a Jaguar V12 right now
“Hey dad?” Lmao!
Super, the most important thing I can suggest is to soak all the bolts repeatedly ahead of time. I’m on my 3rd subframe due to rust. Good luck!
Great Video, I`m Going to be working on my saturn to replace a subframe.
I subscribe to you. Nice vid! Good ideas 🙂
This video was AWESOME!!!! A lot of it is use full info that could easily be adapted to use in resealing a trans axle in a lawn tractor so i posted it to my facebook group Maine Mud Mowers. Hope you get some more views on it and keep up the great how to videos.
Great tips just in time as I repair the leaking intake manifold on my LT1
Yeah, tell me about it! 🙂
Good stuff, and great tips. Thank you for posting this! LOL, those pesky pistols are always getting in the way!