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Old 09-15-06, 11:08 PM
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Oil Pan Removal

I'm about to change the oil pan gasket, and was wondering how I should go about supporting the engine? Is there a safe place where I can place a floor jack underneath the engine for support? Thanks.
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There is a tool that supports the engine and rest on the strut towers. I've seen many use the bottom flat part of the transmission though also.
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Originally Posted by c00lduke
There is a tool that supports the engine and rest on the strut towers. I've seen many use the bottom flat part of the transmission though also.
I see no reason the tranny wouldn't work, but keep the jack as close to the engine as possible.

Another option is to hold up the engine by the hook.

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Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.
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