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ISM, ISMe, and QSM11 – 007-025   Lubricating Oil Pan

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Front Sump Pan
Rear Sump Pan

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Front Sump Pan


Front sump oil pans have a block-mounted suction tube, which requires approximately 610 mm [24 in] clearance between the vehicle frame or axle and the cylinder block oil pan mounting flange to remove the oil pan.

If an application will not allow the oil pan to be lowered that much, the suction tube must be removed from the cylinder block before the oil pan can be removed from the chassis.

  
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Remove the oil pan mounting capscrews. Lower the oil pan far enough to allow one hand to reach inside the engine and remove the suction tube mounting capscrew.

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Remove the suction tube from the cylinder block, and let it drop into the oil pan.

Remove the oil pan from the chassis.

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Rear Sump Pan


Remove the capscrews and the oil pan.

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Last Modified:  23-Jan-2009
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