[Tigers] Timing Cover

[Ron Fraser]

Shaun
	There are 4 bolts from the oil pan up into the timing cover and
there maybe RTV sealing it.
You also need to pull the dip stick out.

You probably can get the timing cover off without taking the oil pan off but
you need to be careful not to get gasket material and dirt into the oil pan.

Your choice; gaskets are cheap.

Ron Fraser



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Shaun Laughy
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 8:39 PM
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Subject: [Tigers] Timing Cover


Hi, folks,

I'm not sure yet if I will have to do it, but I have received conflicting
advice about whether or not the oil pan has to be removed in order to take
the timing cover off my 289.  Could anyone who is familiar with this please
let me know?

Thanks,
Shaun
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