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Service manual says that you can service everything except the crank and oil pump through the access holes in the oil pan. Has anyone put sleeves and pistons in using these holes. Wondering how hard it is to push the rod and piston out through these holes, and to torque the rod bolts. Thanks.
 
WFE270NWIA said:
Service manual says that you can service everything except the crank and oil pump through the access holes in the oil pan. Has anyone put sleeves and pistons in using these holes. Wondering how hard it is to push the rod and piston out through these holes, and to torque the rod bolts. Thanks.
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Yep, I did a sleeve on an La like that.
Just have to protect the crankshaft from scratches.
 
WFE270NWIA said:
Service manual says that you can service everything except the crank and oil pump through the access holes in the oil pan. Has anyone put sleeves and pistons in using these holes. Wondering how hard it is to push the rod and piston out through these holes, and to torque the rod bolts. Thanks.
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sleeves you have to pull the head to remove you can remove a piston without removing the head though , if I do more than one I pull the pan off myself
 
Case Nutty 1660 said:
sleeves you have to pull the head to remove you can remove a piston without removing the head though , if I do more than one I pull the pan off myself
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I'm putting a different head on when I do this. Just wondering how handy it is working through the holes in the pan. I have a sleeve puller I can drop down from the top, so that wouldn't be a problem. Was thinking it might be worth dropping the pan to make it easier.
 
WFE270NWIA said:
I'm putting a different head on when I do this. Just wondering how handy it is working through the holes in the pan. I have a sleeve puller I can drop down from the top, so that wouldn't be a problem. Was thinking it might be worth dropping the pan to make it easier.
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the heavy cast pans are a bit of a pain to R&R, but again for Me I pull them I do not enjoy fighting the cramped space,, you do it how ever you like
 
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