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#649498 - 15/02/07 03:09 PM
question about oil pan skid
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here the problem.i need the bolts for the stock oil pan skid on a 2000. went to the dealer hoping they would know the size of the bolts needed. they had no idea so now im asking here. does anyone know the size of the bolts needed for the stock oil pan?
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#649499 - 15/02/07 03:20 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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I never knew that was an option...
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#649500 - 15/02/07 03:58 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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Loc: Lawrenceville, NJ, USA
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I think you mean the POS splash guard that's in the way of the oil filter, the one where the little SCREWS rust to pieces and disapear into oxidation heaven? Don't worry about it...use any old screw, you're going to need a fatter thread than you started with anyway...as the damn holes rust out anyway. So - there are no bolts for it...hence the Stealership's confusion.
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#649501 - 15/02/07 07:07 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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Loc: Shawnee, KS (Kansas City area)
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To answer your question, the original fasteners are M6x1.0 you can get them at Lowe's or any hardware store, but TJ up there is right, they're near worthless. So, what's the point in replacing them?
Better to drill them out and Re-tap them for M8x1.25. You'll need a 17/64 drill.
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#649502 - 15/02/07 08:07 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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Hey Kris, If you want, we can meet up this Saturday between 12 and 6. Something along those lines. I'll be also free most of Sunday, but that may change. Hit me up, that thing is making way too much noise rattling around in the back of my truck!
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#649503 - 15/02/07 09:23 PM
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hey tony, i just sent ya a pm on the mxo board. saturday should work for me, but later inthe day cause im going to the auto show. 4ish on saturday sound good?
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#649504 - 16/02/07 08:14 AM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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Check PM on MXO or call me, Kris.
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#649505 - 16/02/07 08:33 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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Loc: Brewster NY
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I replaced mine with #12 stainless steel self tappers when the truck was under a year old, they are still going strong.
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#649506 - 16/02/07 09:56 PM
Re: question about oil pan skid
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thanks for the words of advice guys
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