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moeofit32
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can u change the oil pump with out pulling the engine....my boy havin probs and was told it was his oil pump

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nope cant be done , you have to lift it a few inches to get the pan out , so might as well pull it all out to be comfortable working.

*edit* yes it can be done , but too much of a hassle if you ask me.

[ January 03, 2011, 11:35 PM: Message edited by: LX347hatch ]

Posts: 1416 | From: El Sobrante | Registered: Sep 2008  |  :
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^^^ Not sure what he's talking about ^^^

but yes you can. i have.

it's a bitch and hard as hell to clean the oil pan because the oil pan won't come out. At least how high I had the engine.

Just placed some wooden blocks between the engine mounts and k member

[ January 03, 2011, 11:25 PM: Message edited by: 90FoX ]

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I meant yea you can , but youre gonna Have to lift it ..so might as well pull it all out. thats just me though , I like to work comfortably. and pulling a fox engine aint hard at all
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i bent one of my half inch open end wrenches, to get to the oil pump bolts and the pick up tube, raise the motor as high as it will go, which aint far, i personally think the hardest part was the rEAR GASKET underneath the rear main, if you buy the gasket that is one piece put some gasket sealer on ther rear part of gasket, just incase, it can be done, but as per the other folks on here it is a bitch, unless you raise the motor out. good luck...
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thanks guys my boy need to replace his oil pump and cant afford to pay someone to pull the holeblock out so we were thinkin of takin a short cut....know anyone that would do this for cheap?

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I would pull the motor. Does not take long to do at all.

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Another way is to drop the K member. The engine needs to be supported from above leaving the entire bottom end exposed.
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