It depends on whether the truck has 4wd or 2wd.. GM recommends removing the engine from the chasis. However, where there is a will, there is a way.. Try removing the engine mount bolts and any other connections to the engine that would Prevent you from jacking it up 3 - 4 inches, or enough height to clear the crossmember when removing the pan..
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I used Lucas stop leak not a fix but it does work....
Go to autozone.com and enter truck info.,year make, model and engine size,then join to register to where you can use there repair guides.Look up alternator ,then to right of screen, click on repair guide and it will show and tell you how to replace.
You did not specify what engine, however that is a common problem in alot of those cars, you need to remove upper and lower intake manifolds to get to sensor. Refer to repair manual if you do not have auto repair experience (and understand directions), it may be found at library or bought at parts store.
There are seals to be replaced but you have to know what you are doing. Normally there is a repair kit available. You should go to the parts shop and ask for the repair kit.
Probable rear main seal failure. You will have to remove the transmission to do the repair.
You must remove it, fit a new one and then bleed the brakes to remove the air in the new line.
Water in oil is usually caused by a leaking headgasket. This is the gasket between the engine block and the head. It is an expensive repair.
the only true way repair the leaking oil pan it to remove the pan and change the gasket their is no quick fix for a leaking oil pan if you do it right the first time it wont bie you in the but latter
probably everywhere, but if you don't find out where the leak is, you may burn up the engine or transmission, so if it stops leaking, you have a problem. FIND the leakand repair it.
That depends on where the oil leak is, is it in the motor self or is one of the seals leaking?
First thing Is There Is No Water In An Altenater. ... But it Does sound Like the Heater Hose Is leaking and it is located Under The Intake Manifold on the 4.6 Engine And It is running Down Front Of moptor The Only Way to Repair This Is to Remove The Intake Manifold.....:)
First you have to identify the fluid that is leaking then locate the source of the leak before we can tell you how to repair it.
If its inside the cab at the firewall, its probably your heater core which is located on the passenger side under the dash. This repair is usually not much fun. If its leaking in the engine compartment near the firewall, its probably a heater hose that is failing. This is an easy repair
Some typical radiator repair jobs are leaking hoses, leaking radiators or loose connections.
Probably not. This repair can be done with out having to replace the engine, unless the leaking head gasket has caused other engine damage.
Hey Ryan==This is too general. You have to see where it is leaking from and repair it. Good luck, Joe