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HitTheSlopes Members 612 posts Location: East Timor Occupation: Crier Age:	#235284 2008-03-20 02:23 GMT
	A mechanic said that that fords were awful for that and that the rubber ones were terrible about leaking,my 95 f150 has a bad leak and its gonna run about $275 just for labor.


Dyllon Members 590 posts Location: Jordan Occupation: Builder Age:	#235285 2008-03-20 02:29 GMT
	Fel-Pro makes the best aftermarket that I have found. It is fitted and grommetted.

SecretCelebrity Members 607 posts Location: Guyana Occupation: Weaver Age:	#235286 2008-03-20 04:48 GMT
	Ford re-designed their oil pan gaskets, I would check at a Ford dealer

MyGrassIsGreener Members 627 posts Location: Mozambique Occupation: Sawyer Age:	#235287 2008-03-20 10:18 GMT
	Buy the Ford replacement gasket. they are 1 piece rubber gaskets that you can install yourself..the oil pan does NOT need to be completely removed. just unbolt motor mount bolts,use floor jack and wood block under crank pulley to lift enough to place small 2>4 blocks between mount and frame,unbolt pan, lower enough to remove old gasket,it is also 1 piece rubber,then CAREFULLY install new gasket,, you must reach in pan to work gasket AROUND oil pump Pickup tube and screen,then bolt up. save the 275

FieldsOfGold Members 624 posts Location: Norway Occupation: Park ranger Age:	#235288 2008-03-20 12:39 GMT
	EVERYBODY KNOCKS THE FORD...YES,EVEN YER FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD MECHANICS. THEBETTER OF THE TWO (CORK AND RUBBER) THEY BOTH DETERIORATE,BUT ASSEMBELING THEM I'D GO WITH THE CORK.THEY HOLD THE GASKET-MAKING BETTER.

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