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    Oil Pan

    I need to replace my oil pan. It's leaking real bad. I tried an oversized bolt but it's still leaking. How much have you paid for an oil pan replacement?

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    huh? the bolt is leaking?
    or is it the pan itself?

    did you put a seal on the bolt? there should be a little plastic or some sort of washer type seal that you can buy at the nearst parts store that needs to be on the bolt to seal it.
    just get a seal for it first....there probably like 1$ rather than pay a shop to replace the whole pan

    otherwise all you have to do is replace the pan gasket....

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    oh and this is in the wrong section too....'

    um i think its more technical

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    well it could be performance since the car definitely isn't going to perform well without oil :lol
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    It's leaking from the draining area as well as the sealant areas (sides, near the screws, etc). Not too bad but bad enough that you can smell it and bad enough for it to drip down from the exhuast. It could cause more problems later on. I was just wondering what the price range was so I can compare to what I was offered. A shop that I trust is going to charge me $170 for labor and parts. Just wondering...
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    My old pan was starting to leak and it looked like it'd be a real suck pill to change. I'd say $170 for labor and new pan is a good deal.
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    Thanks for the help!
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    or get a 20$ seal and do it yourself.....but then you got to know how to do it right the first time so you dont have to remove it again....it would take a few hours by yourself...
    i guess 170 wouldnt be too bad....the shop should be able to do it quicker on a hoist.
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    Originally posted by Dutchboy
    huh? the bolt is leaking?
    or is it the pan itself?

    did you put a seal on the bolt? there should be a little plastic or some sort of washer type seal that you can buy at the nearst parts store that needs to be on the bolt to seal it.
    just get a seal for it first....there probably like 1$ rather than pay a shop to replace the whole pan

    otherwise all you have to do is replace the pan gasket....

    BEn
    if the area around where the plug goes in is bent up enough than a new plug gasket won't be enough. but yeah, i thing it sounds like the pan gasket.
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    Actually, I'm afraid of the pipe inside. I'm afraid to break it when I put the pan back. Plus, the people that I trust said they can do it this weekend so I can have the car back on sunday....
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    Mine went bad a few years back, cost me few hun to fix it. It sucked.

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