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Problem To Install The Oil Pan

Iceman22

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Hi.

I'm almost done with a rebuild, but I can't fit on the oil pan, because the oil filter net is blocking. :)

I have almost given up, I consider to cut the "oil pipe" in half, and just fit a hose instead (see pic below).

Does anyone have a experience with this that can give me a better solution ?

Thanks.

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If you took it off while in the car then surely you can put it back on in the reverse order. The filter head is pretty important, I wouldnt be cutting it off and replacing it with a perishable piece of hose and no coarse filtration before the pump.

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Yeah I totaly agree on that. I used a lot of strenght to get it out, have tried to put it back long time now but I can't do it.

It's surely something I do wrong but I don't know what.

My guess is when using "a lot of strenght" to get it out you have bent the neck....?

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