Oil pressure problem

#11

So did you manage to "pull it off?" <g>

"William Maslin" <CATmaslin (AT) cvm (DOT) msstate.edu> wrote

Quote:

Sure enough, the thin sheet metal "plate" that I thought was a rear main
crankshaft oil leak barrier sandwiched between the trans and engine is
indeed not sandwiched and is removable.

Bill

#12

In article <ew92i.28913$Um6.18599 (AT) newssvr12 (DOT) news.prodigy.net>,
"dave AKA vwdoc1" <vwdoc1 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Quote:

So did you manage to "pull it off?" <g

"William Maslin" <CATmaslin (AT) cvm (DOT) msstate.edu> wrote in message
news:CATmaslin-
Sure enough, the thin sheet metal "plate" that I thought was a rear main
crankshaft oil leak barrier sandwiched between the trans and engine is
indeed not sandwiched and is removable.

No, I got the crank oil seal installed without having to "remove" the
pan :-)

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