2004 Chevrolet TrailBlazer "remove oil pan engine" Questions

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frame crossmembers,and motor mount stud nuts.then CAREFULLY lift the engine up by the oil pan with a jack.The jack must be positioned on the passenger side of the oil pan.Or you can remove the oil pan

...and put them in the "jack screws and tighten the evenly in to remove/loosen the oil pan. Hope this is what you were talking about as this is kind of a tricky one if you haven't done one

...an understatement. Depending on clearance to remove your oil pan, you may have to pull the engine to gain access. Engine noise on 2002 Chevy Trailblazer. Been doing it since new. What's the

...remove the oil cap on top of the engine and pour in all of the oil recommended except for 1 quart. Start the engine, let it run for a few seconds, shut off and check the oil level. Add your remaining ...

remove oil pan on a2002 chevy trailblazer 4.3 v6 4x4 got the oil pan down drive shaf out on both sides Personally I'd just pull the engine. Easier. Try jacking it up see if there is enough room.. Okay

oil cooler line bracket from the engine. Remove the right transmission cover bolt from the transmission cover. Detach the starter from the engine. Slide the starter forward and remove the transmission

...job ,fit a new filter at the same time. Some shops remove the oil cooler hose and drain from there with the engine running. We don't do that service , if the fluid needs changing so does the

...remove until the oil is done draining from the engine. When the draining slows to a drip clean and install the oil drain plug don't try to over tighten it will have a gasket or seal you don't to over ...

...remove the pan and clean it and the pick-up screen and the oil pump. It's also possible that if you have a high mileage engine that you may need to switch to a heavier oil. Depending on mileage you ...