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T250 06-28-2007 07:25 PM

Oil pan leaking
 
The oil pan has sprung a leak, so I have my shop look at it and they told me it has been patched befor and has started leaking in another place. They also said it is a common problem on these trucks.
Quote for putting on a new oil pan can run as high as $2000.00. I just about had a heart attack when they told me . I think I will try to patch it myself, can anyone suggest a good product to use for the patch?
Thanks
Greg

Mike11C 06-28-2007 10:10 PM

RE: Oil pan leaking
 
Did you think about looking for another oil pan at a parts store orjunk yard? For $2000 that oil pan better be gold plated!!! If it's not a large hole, I think I'd just slap some "J-B Weld" on it and call it good. Just be sure to clean all of the oil and paint off of the area to be patched.

FordNutz 06-29-2007 09:27 AM

RE: Oil pan leaking
 
I have the same problem on my 95 f150 but its so small i add a quart every month. Mine cant be seen or gotten to due to the crossmember blocking all sight of it. I was quoted 700$ by a dealer to lift the engine and replace the pan.

T250 06-29-2007 05:30 PM

RE: Oil pan leaking
 
The shops quote was for removing the engine replacing the pan and re& re the A/C , reinstalling the motor.
A fellow at work suggested using fiberglass. Anyone tried this or is there something else.
Thanks
Greg

GrampaTruck250 07-04-2007 01:00 PM

RE: Oil pan leaking
 
If you don't put oil in it, it won't leak. Try that.

Mike11C 07-04-2007 04:10 PM

RE: Oil pan leaking
 

If you don't put oil in it, it won't leak. Try that.
Real smart...


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