Tap the timing chain cover for oil return?
#21
Originally Posted by J-GO' timestamp='1303863256' post='20510779
It is possible to remove the timing chain cover with the oil pan and head on, but getting it back on is a different story. With the head off it would be no problem to instal it.
Drop the pan. Easiest of the 2.
#22
Originally Posted by siadam' timestamp='1303868265' post='20511023
[quote name='J-GO' timestamp='1303863256' post='20510779']
It is possible to remove the timing chain cover with the oil pan and head on, but getting it back on is a different story. With the head off it would be no problem to instal it.
It is possible to remove the timing chain cover with the oil pan and head on, but getting it back on is a different story. With the head off it would be no problem to instal it.
Drop the pan. Easiest of the 2.
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Idk about a few minutes. There's a shit ton of bolt and u have to unbolt the ac compressor. But yes it's fairly quick. Not a pita at all.
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