Reply to "Oil Leak at Back of Engine - Rear Main Seal or Oil Pan Gasket?"

PercyMember

That is a substantial oil pan !

I think the removable cross strut modification is one of the most desirable changes from a serviceability point of view. It is on my list if the engine has to come out for any reason.

After having the recent misfortune while leaning over the engine bay of accidently dropping a spring washer out of my shirt pocket into the open timing inspection port on the bell housing and then spending much time ( and very luckily ) retrieving it, I can confirm there is very little clearance anywhere to be found on a Pantera flywheel and bell housing ! It is tight!

Inspection port cover is fixed in place now!

11/14/234:48 PM

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