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The ocean is my hypothesis too. The truck came from a town in Mass near the ocean (according to Carfax). I am going to try it and hope for the best. I’ll soak the bolts days in advance and apply slow pressure.
Forget the exhaust unless it needs it immediately...same with cold air intake. use that same cash for pretty much ANYTHING else to start replacing on that thing man...
drain the oil and when you are ready use a rubber mallet to tap the pan loose when you replace it use a good pan gasket id use fel-pro with black or gray rtv on the corner if needed.
hope this helps.
Originally Posted by Jso10
Hello Jeep Community. Extremely happy to say I now own a vehicle that I’m truly happy to drive. With that being said, I need to replace her oil pan. The oil pan is badly rusted. I can’t find information on the 3.6L replacement process. Please consider sharing your knowledge. With gratitude, Justin
