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Old 10-24-2013, 11:19 AM   #1

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Question oil sump removal

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Can any one tell me is it possible to remove the sump and replace the gasket in a 2000 182 with a
Volvo penta 4.3 L v6 while it is still in the boat any help or suggestions will be appreciated
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    Default Re: oil sump removal

    I don't have a 4.3L but I doubt that you can remove the oil pan without pulling the motor/outdrive.
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    Default Re: oil sump removal

    There is no way you'll get it clear of anything in the bilge.
    Sorry..........gotta pull motor. At least most of the way out.
    Just not enough room in a 18' boat.

    Thought: If I were going that far , I'd definitely replace the rear main seal while I was that far into her.

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    Default Re: oil sump removal

    Negative, make sure you run the engine and leak check it before you put it back. The RTV seals on front and rear have a habit of leaking...
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