How Do You Replace The Oil Pan Gasket In A Jeep Grand Cherokee?
You can keep your Jeep Grand Cherokee on the road longer by paying close attention to possible problems and taking care of them as they arise. If you notice oil beneath your engine, it may be time to replace a worn oil pan gasket. Here’s how to change the oil pan gasket in Jeep Grand Cherokee models after 1993. Park the Grand Cherokee on a level surface, set the parking brake and block the rear tires to keep them from rolling. If there isn’t clearance to crawl underneath, you’ll need to jack up the front end and set it on a jack stand. Crawl underneath the vehicle and locate the oil pan. Place a bucket under the pan and loosen the drain plug with a socket wrench. Let the old oil drain completely into the bucket before proceeding. Then replace the drain plug. Disconnect the exhaust pipe from the manifold and disconnect the exhaust hanger. Remove the starter and the bellhousing plate. Unbolt the oil pan and carefully remove it. Scrape off the old gasket, working carefully to be sure it’s
