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Jr Pro Street Member
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Thank you for this forum. Maybe someone can answer me a oil pan question. When removing the oil pan from a Nissan Sentra DXE, Would I also need to remove the exhaust system right under the pan? It seems I can remove the screws on the pan then slide it out towards the passenger side and not remove the exhaust underneigh it.
Any response from your part will be greatly appreciated. Ron |
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Pro Street Racer
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Don't fry bacon when you're naked. 96 EK Hatch 343whp, and 245ft/lb torque at 11psi - Stock GSR Motor |
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Rated R Racing
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def. need to drop the pipes. oil pan cant clear the pickup or crank w/ the pipes under it. youll waste more time fighting w/ it than just removing thr pipes to start w/
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QTP LT's, QTP ORY w/ Cut outs, ported tb, ported Maf, msd wires, 4.10 gears, upgraded axles and drive shaft, built Rockland T-56 trans, t/a rear girdle, centerforce clutch, cold air intake, flowmaster, and standalone computer tunning from HPTuners weiand intake on the way and sts turbo kit hopefully by this spring. |
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