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86 T TOPS
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Sup folks I have a 90 coupe that is leaking from the rear of the pan . Just today I jacked it up and it started the car and it stoped but I did start leaking again some 5 minutes after . So am guessing I have no option but to take the engine out and replace the oil pan and pump aswell cus it also has low oil presure . Any tips guys ?
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TTOPNGT
Posts: 704 | From: redwood city | Registered: Jan 2009
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Rear main seal, but the 1 piece.
Posts: 1901 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Nov 2012
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ed650
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No need to take out complete just remove fan shroud,fan, mid pipe, cold air intake, driveshaft and maybe crossmemmber. loosen up motor mounts and lift it to where you can swap it.
[ 2015-03-29, 07:07 PM: Message edited by: ed650 ]
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Posts: 1744 | From: menlo park | Registered: Apr 2010
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I'm taking the motor out cus Im also replacing the oil pump
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TTOPNGT
Posts: 704 | From: redwood city | Registered: Jan 2009
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as stated above no need to yank the motor I did mine a while back ago in my drive way with stands and a floor jack the only extra thing I did was unbolt the steering rack so i could get the oil pump in/out and installed a felpro 1pc rubber gasket the four plastick studs in the box work like a charm to help putting the pan back on
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1990 lx Hatch (sold) 2014 GT Track Pack (sold) 2016 GT350 (sold)
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Posts: 771 | From: My 44 Magnum says HI | Registered: May 2007
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