Well Thanks to a recent ice storm and snowplows destroying the roads, my oil pan is now cracked. On my way to home from my girlfriends house last night I was doing maybe 40-50 MPH felt a terrible bump and just knew something was wrong so I pulled into a parking lot right down the road to only see oil dripping down and knew what was wrong. Now the question is... What can I do to temporally fix this until I can change oil pans? Also if anybody has a oil pan for an E engine let me know.
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Drain the oil, clean the spot where it is cracked really good, ruff up/sand the spot. Then put some JB Weld on it. You can use an E or an I pan. Just the ones that was in e28's are steal and i don't think they work in the e30.?.?.?
EDIT: after seeing the pictures. That's an easy fix with JB weld.Last edited by JasonC; 12-20-2008, 12:40 PM.
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Heres two pics, sorry for the shit quality.Attached FilesAlpine 86' 325 - Eibach Pro-kit(ftl), Millie Miglias, Ansa exhuast, US eilpsod's W/ HIDs, IS valence, More to come..
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JB weld that bish-Andy
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Get all the oil out so that you can get a nice clean surface to work with. Like everyone said.... JB weld that shit... it worksOriginally posted by ebelements
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