How to Fix an Oil Pan Leak on a Lancer Evo X

In this video I show the steps required to fix a leaking oil pan in a 2008-2015 Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0 or the Lancer Evolution X GSR. It is pretty much the same thing on most cars, but a few things may vary. On the VR-4 for example, I have to remove the transfercase which is a pain, but this one is pretty straight forward. Personally, I think Permatex the right stuff is better than a pre-made gasket, in my experience those tend to leak a lot, and Mitsubishi uses this type of method from factory, they don't use pre-made oil pan gaskets.
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[@evansilverberg8295]

this is the best evo x oil pan video on youtube. , fully explained with all the tips you need to know. 100%

[@JohnnyGT]

Thank you I appreciate that! 🙏🏼

[@evansilverberg8295]

Just did mine this weekend w Right stuff and no leaks.

[@egisgarage]

Excellent video! Thank you! Seeing how labour intensive this turns out to be I think I'll let my garage do the job for me.

[@chrisr.986]

Awesome video bro. Just what I was looking for.

[@JohnnyGT]

Thank you! I’m glad it helped 🙌🏼

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[@map9992]

Was it necessary to take the belt off?
I'm about to do this and I want to know if this an important step.

[@davidsantiago4775]

Bruh I can’t find no pan replacement of a lancer Gts why is it all evos only

[@JohnnyGT]

You might have to go to the dealership for that one. I believe base lancer and Evo have the same oil pan for some reason, but the GTS is different