WhiteMaxima9600

I read the stickies on removing both oil pans, but my lower pan is the one that seems to have all the gunk and grease built up around the pan bolts etc. I can just remove that lower steel pan to replace the gasket right? I was a little confused when I heard that there are two pans May be a dumb question but I like to know before I make a mess of things

350zMaximaownr

There will obv be dirt and grime from the road, muchless mine was caked with oil, which is where I thought original leak was coming from....but, yes, pull off replace, new gasket, RTV and seal off, torque bolts...done..

However, note that this may not solve oil leak probs alone...certainly didnt in my case.
GL

WhiteMaxima9600

Ok, I might try to tackle it on my next oil change then. My car has 215,000 miles on it so the gasket is pretty bad from the looks of it

JSutter

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There is no gasket, its all RTV grey.

Trini Boom

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Same thing I was about to post.. I knew I didn't recall seeing any gaskets on the engine except for valve covers in terms of sealing oil.

WhiteMaxima9600

[QUOTE=Trini Boom;7996784]Same thing I was about to post.. I knew I didn't recall seeing any gaskets on the engine except for valve covers in terms of sealing oil.[/QUOTE

I know they sell lower oil pan gaskets but the factory may use RTV.

highonfumes

there is oil pan gaskets ebay i forget which company but they do have it im also about to do this in the next week or so im changing the oil pan it self and the gasket and if it dont stop with that little leak then next is oil pressure switch

WhiteMaxima9600

yeah advanceautoparts has them to for 7.99 as well as autozone.