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I have a MMR Race Pan on my 1998 Mustang Cobra and it has a slow oil pan leak (~1-2 drops at night) at the rear of the pan that has been there about 10,000 miles after I put a new engine in it.

This has been bothering me ever since I noticed the leak.

I do not have the time right now to fix it, that is why I want to pay someone.

Who can I trust to fix it correctly?

Anyone know if "haulin ass" does this stuff or just gears?

Also, how much does something like this cost?

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could be the rear main seal to??

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i can look at it for nothin and then see what from there could be a couple things
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Outside of a obvious defect with the pan, there's only two things it can be. Either the install of the gasket or the rear main seal/bridge for the seal. Unless you've got a tubular K member, you're looking at a motor pull.

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quote:
Originally posted by truthseeker:
I have a MMR Race Pan on my 1998 Mustang Cobra and it has a slow oil pan leak (~1-2 drops at night) at the rear of the pan that has been there about 10,000 miles after I put a new engine in it.

This has been bothering me ever since I noticed the leak.

I do not have the time right now to fix it, that is why I want to pay someone.


Who can I trust to fix it correctly?

Anyone know if "haulin ass" does this stuff or just gears?

Also, how much does something like this cost?

does your car have longtubes? I can do this for ya. I'm also local roseville/auburn. Just ask around about my work. Pm me for more details.

Brandon

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by JohnB:
Outside of a obvious defect with the pan, there's only two things it can be. Either the install of the gasket or the rear main seal/bridge for the seal. Unless you've got a tubular K member, you're looking at a motor pull. [/QUOTE

why pull the motor? Just pull the k member and bam! The pan is right there!

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Outside of the obvious transmission pull, you might as well pull the engine and re-seal it properly. Different strokes for different folks...

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Originally posted by blown95svt:
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Originally posted by truthseeker:
I have a MMR Race Pan on my 1998 Mustang Cobra and it has a slow oil pan leak (~1-2 drops at night) at the rear of the pan that has been there about 10,000 miles after I put a new engine in it.

This has been bothering me ever since I noticed the leak.

I do not have the time right now to fix it, that is why I want to pay someone.


Who can I trust to fix it correctly?

Anyone know if "haulin ass" does this stuff or just gears?

Also, how much does something like this cost?

does your car have longtubes? I can do this for ya. I'm also local roseville/auburn. Just ask around about my work. Pm me for more details.

Brandon

I can vouch for Brandon, his work is excellent...

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Originally posted by JohnB:
Outside of the obvious transmission pull, you might as well pull the engine and re-seal it properly. Different strokes for different folks...

i wouldnt do just a rear main or a oil pan, might as well just do both, i find it easier just to pull the trans and replace the rear main and drop the k to do an oil pan gasket. but thats just me, i hate pulling motors and try to avoid it unless i have to. i did a rear main on a buddys 02 gt with bbk lts a month or so ago, and if you know bbk lts you cant pull a trans with out removing the pass side header, did this in about 5 hours with out pulling the motor, just dropped the k twice.

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Originally posted by jordan_0806:
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Originally posted by blown95svt:
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Originally posted by truthseeker:
I have a MMR Race Pan on my 1998 Mustang Cobra and it has a slow oil pan leak (~1-2 drops at night) at the rear of the pan that has been there about 10,000 miles after I put a new engine in it.

This has been bothering me ever since I noticed the leak.

I do not have the time right now to fix it, that is why I want to pay someone.


Who can I trust to fix it correctly?

Anyone know if "haulin ass" does this stuff or just gears?

Also, how much does something like this cost?

does your car have longtubes? I can do this for ya. I'm also local roseville/auburn. Just ask around about my work. Pm me for more details.

Brandon

I can vouch for Brandon, his work is excellent...
thanks jason! hows the cars running? [Razz]

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I've replaced the oil pan on a 5.0 without removing the motor or trans or K-member, or separating the trans from the motor! It can be done. Gonna be a PITA job though...
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Originally posted by phildog:
I've replaced the oil pan on a 5.0 without removing the motor or trans or K-member, or separating the trans from the motor! It can be done. Gonna be a PITA job though...

not tryin to be a smart ass but ur fucken good [patriot]

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