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I just did an Avanti recently with the engine in the car. And to make the job as easy as possible I removed the starter, the steering bellcrank and lowered the front exhaust pipes as much as possible, Dirty but a piece of cake , Ed
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The issue is the windage tray and the oil pump fitment. Like (S), I've only done it with the engine on a stand, but it is fiddly even there.
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Originally posted by ColoradoHawk View PostI just had a R series windage tray welded into the oil pan of my ‘63 Hawk. I’ve deduced after trying to put the pan back on that I will need to drop the drivers side exhaust pipe to give me the needed clearance to get the pan back on.
Is this “standard” for engines that have windage trays?
It’s no big deal, I was just wondering if everyone who has a windage tray has to do this too.
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Never tried doing that one in the car. I have done a regular Hawk-They just barely clear to begin with.
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Oil Pan Install w/ Windage Tray
I just had a R series windage tray welded into the oil pan of my ‘63 Hawk. I’ve deduced after trying to put the pan back on that I will need to drop the drivers side exhaust pipe to give me the needed clearance to get the pan back on.
Is this “standard” for engines that have windage trays?
It’s no big deal, I was just wondering if everyone who has a windage tray has to do this too.Tags: None
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