Oil Pan Replacement On 09’-19’ Maxima
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- TOOLS NEEDED:
1/4 Drive 10mm Socket
1/4 Drive Extension
1/4 Drive Swivel Head
Pry Tool
OEM PART NUMBERS:
OEM Oil Pan Part #: 11110-9N00B
OEM Oil Pan Bolt Part #:
081A8-6121A
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Great video from A-B. Scraped a ramp in NY which dented my oil pan and caused it to have some sweating out of the oil pan. Gave me complete confidence to do it myself!
Good tips. Doing this now on a 2009 Maxima. Trying to prevent breaking any exhaust bolts but I’m in the Northeast so I’m not too optimistic.
Use heat on stubborn bolts especially the middle 3 bolts.
ngl next time don’t put that much gasket sealer near the inside of the pan cause now all that is gonna be floating around with the oil and that’s no bueno for engine life
Yeah that was quite a bit of excess in gasket maker
Surly you can get those oil pan bolts out with a swivel socket.
Thats water pump bolts. 11035-EA20B is for oil pan.
1/8 quarts is equal to 4 oz, use BG MOA Advanced to cover that.
the part numbers I have in the description are the correct parts numbers. Water pump bolt part number is 08156-61633 and 11035-EA20B is actually 1 bolt that needed for the upper oil pan not the lower
See it n the diagram. All them look the same with the # 7 on it. Crazy. Thanks.
Future tip; don’t use a scraper or a blade, use a pry bar and light sand paper you don’t want to gouge the metal 🤦🏽♂️
For what exactly?
Blade is fine if you know what you're doing
U must live up north salt has eaten that car up .
I live in Virginia, but was born and raised in New York. I brought this car from Geico at auction in my New York 2 years ago had it shipped down here and rebuilt everything
thats alooott of rust underneath car.....
Yeah it is but I’m happy that everything that rusted is replaceable and none on the body
@@ScorpionMultimedia oh yeah luckily its not on the body. did you check engine bay and the boot for any rust?