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Old 07-28-2011, 10:17 PM
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Could you identify the certified gurus so we will all know when the wait is over?
I believe at least one "guru" has now given his advice !!

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If you don't pull the pan, stick a magnet on it.
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If you don't pull the pan, stick a magnet on it.
I did drop the pan, that is how i managed to find those bits and pieces in my oil pick up screen.


The oil pan bolt torque is 10nm or 7.3ft lbs of torque correct?

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