Re: to drop oil pan, or not to drop oil pan . . . ?

Posted by Too Far Gone on February 22, 2011 at 16:37:22 from (67.221.197.94):

In Reply to: to drop oil pan, or not to drop oil pan . . . ? posted by e-manhunt on February 22, 2011 at 07:47:56:

Definitely clean it out.I brought home a 41 M one time and made it run,decided to change oil and filter.I had to break the plug loose with a 24 inch pipe wrench with both feet braced against the front wheels,when it finally came loose,no oil appeared,so I got me a screwdriver to get it running out,then I tried tapping it up in there with a small hammer.I had to take the pan off and use a putty knife and chisel to dig out the gunk.(about 2 inches thick at the plug hole)It wasnt even gunk anymore.It was hard as a rock,and I figured it'd probably never been cleaned its entire life.

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