oil pan bullsh*t,look inside(moroso)
Thread Starter
Chucking up the Dueces
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 8,370
Likes: 1
oil pan bullsh*t,look inside(moroso)
I have a moroso 7 quart oil pan,and can't seem to get it off.iIn the rear of the pan there are 2 alen head plugs,under the plugs are two nuts witch hold the back of the pan to the block(shitty design imo).I'v been at it for hours trying to get them out,but can't seem to get the socket to fit over the nut.Does anyone here run on of these,and if so do you remember what size the nut is.If I can't get them out today,i'm taking the sawzall to it.
here are some pics to give you an idea
here are some pics to give you an idea
__________________
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
is doing your girlfriend
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 7,101
Likes: 0
if the nuts are the ones that hold the pan to the block, they should take a 7/16 socket.
__________________
Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it
is made outa laffy taffy
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 6,707
Likes: 0
damn rookie 
__________________
All-American Street Car Performance
6187 126th ave north
Largo Fl 33773
727-667-9346
www.aastreetcars.com
All-American Street Car Performance
6187 126th ave north
Largo Fl 33773
727-667-9346
www.aastreetcars.com
Thread Starter
Chucking up the Dueces
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 8,370
Likes: 1
Originally Posted by Lumberjack
damn rookie
ya i know.......I finally figured it out,I had to use a 1/4 drive 13mm.The whole time I was trying a 3/8 12mm
__________________
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
lives in a glass house
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 5,451
Likes: 0
Thread Starter
Chucking up the Dueces
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 8,370
Likes: 1
thats how i got it together,
__________________
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
is doing your girlfriend
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 7,101
Likes: 0
Originally Posted by bigB
tip: when installing make sure you duck tape the socket to the extension, don't ask me how i know this.
You have to do the same thing with the spark plug sockets for a 2v 4.6.
My Canton pan is much easier to install. All the bolts are exposed.
__________________
Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it
Thread Starter
Chucking up the Dueces
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 8,370
Likes: 1
__________________
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
Caputo Motorsports-Shawn Caputo
Induction Performance.com
PTC torque converter
Aerospace Components
ProFab Performance
R.I automotive
C.R.T transmisions
5.13@145mph
