Oil Pan Installation

bdMember

Does anyone on the forum have any tips on installing an oil pan on the Pantera engine with the engine in place in the car? I don't have a lift so I must do this with my car jacked up as high as I can get it on stands, laying under the car on a roller creeper. The pan is an Aviaid pan so it is bigger than stock too. I have the cooling system drained, the starter out of the way, the shift linkage support loose and the rear frame support removed. I am worried about getting the pan up into position without distrubing the gaskets and seals. Thanks.

8/31/099:43 PM

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