Non E30 Oil Pan

[DarkWing6]

The g/f cracked the oil pan on her 96 Civic. I'm just wondering what all I need to replace it other than a new oil pan. I'm guessing there is a gasket of some sort there, but are there any other things that I am gonna need? I have never done an oil pan before, but it should be rather straight forward. Any help would be much appreciated.

[Dave]

The g/f cracked the oil pan on her 96 Civic. I'm just wondering what all I need to replace it other than a new oil pan. I'm guessing there is a gasket of some sort there, but are there any other things that I am gonna need? I have never done an oil pan before, but it should be rather straight forward. Any help would be much appreciated.

If you can stomach it, go to one of the Civic forums and post the question.

would guess its just a pan and gasket.

[parkerbink]

Gaskets are much better than silicon I just had my transpan siliconed because the gasket is a month away in Germany and have to have it redone because it is still leaking (luckily the shop is doing it over free but I have to buy the oil)

No clue about Civics may need other things I suggest you check with a mechanic or Civic forum. Maybe The Fast One can Help? he had a severe Civic as I recall.

[turnofftheradio]

I've had good luck with clubcivic good bunch of kids

[kowalski]

dont use silicone, use "the right stuff" its much better, and it wont leak. if your going to silicone it...

[parkerbink]

No I ordered the gasket which should be 10.00 and is almost 20 at 190 pesos.

[///M42 sport]

is there a shortage of gaskets? what about bavauto or other companies?

sorry, talking to parkerbink.

[parkerbink]

In Mexico e30's were never sold so parts are in very short supply and have to mostly come from Germany, Thats why I gambled on the silicon, I didn't want to wait.

[DarkWing6]

Patrick from BMA helped and hooked me up again!!!