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Maxoctane
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Has anybody changed the oil pan gaskets on a 95 GT before? In your garage? Is it a pain in the ass? Did you have to lift the motor? How long did it take? Any advice?

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Originally posted by Maxoctane:
Has anybody changed the oil pan gaskets on a 95 GT before? In your garage? Is it a pain in the ass? Did you have to lift the motor? How long did it take? Any advice?

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yes I have and its a pain in the ass
you do have to lift the motor up as high as possible so it will give you room to put in the new gasket

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It's on my short list of my least favorite things to do. PITA is an understatement. Honestly if I had to do it again I'd probably pull the motor completely. [Eek!]

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pan gaskets suck [patriot] time consuming.

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I had to replace the pan gasket in my car yesturday. IT SUCKS!!!! Make sure you use a one piece rubber oil pan gasket, and to make things a little easier, install a set of oil pan studs (if they arent already there)....makes things a little easier.

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I did it on my 91 fox and it took me about 6 hours. Make sure to get a one piece rubber one with brass rings where the bolts go through.

Your going to have to disconnect the motor mounts and jack the motor up as high as possible.

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