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Re: Removing oil pan on a 250 engine Tommy #1418863 07/31/2021 1:03 PM
Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 5,224 Lee's Summit Mo. 64086 J Joe H 'Bolter
Joe H 'Bolter J Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 5,224 Lee's Summit Mo. 64086	It shouldn't matter, but if you want, put the front pistons mid-way up the bores. The front of the pan is the shallowest, so that is where you would need extra clearance. 1937 Chevrolet Inline-powered Streetrod

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Removing oil pan on a 250 engine	Tommy	07/31/2021 2:07 AM
Re: Removing oil pan on a 250 engine	Joe H	07/31/2021 1:03 PM
Re: Removing oil pan on a 250 engine	Tommy	08/01/2021 12:25 AM
Re: Removing oil pan on a 250 engine	Wrenchbender Ret.	08/03/2021 2:24 AM

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