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Old 01-27-16, 09:19 AM
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I need help,is someone here did the oil pan replacement pls tell how you did it.i called lexus dealer for the price and they want $600 parts and labor.my oil pan stripped,planning to do it my self pls help
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Are you saying that your drain plug is stripped ? If so that may be able to have the threads be re-tapped.
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Sorry, but if you have to ask, let a professional do it.
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Oil pan is simple.

Drain oil.
Take off nuts that hold oil pan in place.
Tap off oil pan with rubber mallet
put in new oil pan with new gasket
tighten nuts.
refill oil

Now, notice I did not say easy, I said simple. The biggest issue I see with these oil pan nuts is that they are on small bolts and they are rusty. Which means if you snap them, you will have a bad day.

Youtube oil pan replacement

or check this out. this guy is pretty good.
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Any clearance problems with removing the pan while the motor is still in?

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