Porsche 928 Oil Pan Gasket Replacement at Brenda Owens blog

Porsche 928 Oil Pan Gasket Replacement. I am getting myself psyched up to do the steering rack replacement and while i am in there to do the motor mounts and oil pan. I heard someone makes a better pan gasket now as opposed to the old cork one. Raise the engine to where the mount bolts clear the holes and are about 1 inch above the hole. Install the gasket dry or you can use a yamabond4 or similar product which seems to work very well on the 928 pan gasket. I have never been successful in completely removing a 928 oil pan (much less the oil pick up) without removing the crossmember while. Remove the remaining four pan. Means, the engine comes out. Unfortunately, my 90 gt needs to have the zkd and also the oil pan gasket replaced. Check your oil pan gasket. This is a common oil leak area. Often referred to as gaskets in a tube, these work great for those of you. You'll need one of these (or something similar) to hold the engine. You may want to try it. I'm on the fence about these:

Means, the engine comes out. Unfortunately, my 90 gt needs to have the zkd and also the oil pan gasket replaced. I have never been successful in completely removing a 928 oil pan (much less the oil pick up) without removing the crossmember while. Often referred to as gaskets in a tube, these work great for those of you. Check your oil pan gasket. Remove the remaining four pan. You may want to try it. Raise the engine to where the mount bolts clear the holes and are about 1 inch above the hole. You'll need one of these (or something similar) to hold the engine. Install the gasket dry or you can use a yamabond4 or similar product which seems to work very well on the 928 pan gasket.

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Porsche 928 Oil Pan Gasket Replacement Often referred to as gaskets in a tube, these work great for those of you. I am getting myself psyched up to do the steering rack replacement and while i am in there to do the motor mounts and oil pan. I'm on the fence about these: Raise the engine to where the mount bolts clear the holes and are about 1 inch above the hole. This is a common oil leak area. Check your oil pan gasket. Unfortunately, my 90 gt needs to have the zkd and also the oil pan gasket replaced. Install the gasket dry or you can use a yamabond4 or similar product which seems to work very well on the 928 pan gasket. Means, the engine comes out. I have never been successful in completely removing a 928 oil pan (much less the oil pick up) without removing the crossmember while. You may want to try it. Often referred to as gaskets in a tube, these work great for those of you. Remove the remaining four pan. I heard someone makes a better pan gasket now as opposed to the old cork one. You'll need one of these (or something similar) to hold the engine.