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Oil Pan Removal on a 170
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    Posted: 24 Jan 2010 at 9:06pm
I just picked up a 170 gas that has thrown a rod through the side of the pan. Can I drop the pan without removing the wishbone and front assembly? Trying to get a look at what I am in for. What else used the 226 engine besides the D17?
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The Gleaner E engine is the same and so is the 175 gas.  The WD45 used a 226 but it was a lighter block.
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It's pretty easy to remove the axle, then you will be able to access the pan with no problems.
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