I have a very tiny crack in my oil pan. I know the front and rear main seals are two piece.Can I remove the pan without disturbing the seals? I just had the thing split to replace the TA and both clutches.I also replaced the rear main.I know I should have done the pan right away but i didn't.Would it be possible for me to braze the crack while the pan is still on? Thank you.
- Thread starter Michael D
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redFarmallboy
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I don't know too much about brazing but I believe it may be dangerous with oil in the pan. Its no big deal to pull the pan off. It won't affect the main seals at all. You may need a new oil pan gasket though. I'd pull it off if it were mine.
Janicholson
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No issue, pull it off. Blowing it off seems excessive. Jim
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