The best way I found to cut the stale diesel or Biodiesel shellac, Is lacquer thinner or Carb/choke cleaner. Brake cleaner, or parts solvent won't touch it. E85 gasoline will also dissolve it. TGP
wow the years of teaching you can give very nice , got one tough onefor you, on a 1982 6.2 3/4 ton 4wheel i want to drop oil pan and see if my oil pick up tube o ring in bad got low oil pressure and i guess put a new oil pump in too but not sure one what pump to buy thanks again sir
A fast search showed several brands available. Including GM. Oil psi is almost never a problem with the 6.? Unless cam, crank or rod bearings have been run dry. When you pull the pan, pull a main bearing or rod bearing cap to see how the bearings look. If copper is showing, figure on all new bearings.
Thanks for sharing
The best way I found to cut the stale diesel or Biodiesel shellac, Is lacquer thinner or Carb/choke cleaner.
Brake cleaner, or parts solvent won't touch it. E85 gasoline will also dissolve it.
TGP
Thank you for the tip. Thanks for watching.
Why the loop.
To keep the metal line from cracking.
wow the years of teaching you can give very nice , got one tough onefor you, on a 1982 6.2 3/4 ton 4wheel i want to drop oil pan and see if my oil pick up tube o ring in bad got low oil pressure and i guess put a new oil pump in too but not sure one what pump to buy thanks again sir
A fast search showed several brands available. Including GM. Oil psi is almost never a problem with the 6.? Unless cam, crank or rod bearings have been run dry. When you pull the pan, pull a main bearing or rod bearing cap to see how the bearings look. If copper is showing, figure on all new bearings.
@@timsteachablemoments1786 will that oil pan drop easy or do i have to remove crossmember
@@alshaw9420 It will drop in the stock location.
@@timsteachablemoments1786 good looks tight thanks