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Old 09-20-2008, 09:18 AM
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Rusty oil pan?

i recently bought a 2003 6.0L and the oil pan is quite rusty. I am a little concerned the rust could eat throught the pan.

I *REALLY* dont want to pull the pan off and replace it. we all know what a pain in the azz that would be. I wire brushed it ans sprayed it with rust oleum.

Anyone ever see rust go al the way through?
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Old 09-20-2008, 09:30 AM
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it happens in the snowy regions of the US. Salt and such corrodes the pan. I have seen one really severe case where it about went through. Rust o leum will help greatly. Also, to replace the pan, Motor has to come out FYI
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Old 09-21-2008, 09:20 AM
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it happens in the snowy regions of the US. Salt and such corrodes the pan. I have seen one really severe case where it about went through. Rust o leum will help greatly. Also, to replace the pan, Motor has to come out FYI
yeah, that what i thought. i couldnt think oof another way to properly seal the pan

oh well. i think i am good for now. I am gonna fill in the dimples with JB weld, smooth it all over and paint it again.

thanks!
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Old 09-21-2008, 09:25 AM
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engine doesnt have to come out of a 6.0 to replace pan, its actually not that bad of a job, as far as replacing it , as long as its not leaking and you have cleaned and painted it , dont worry about it until it does , slim chance of it happening , but i have heard of some of the older 7.3 pans doing it in northern states, and i have seen a couple 6.0's with some surface rust , but like i say , deal with it when that time comes
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Old 09-21-2008, 10:33 AM
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OOPs, my bad Scott, and lawman, didnt see your was a 6.0.....
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