I assume you are talking about the round thing in the drivers side of the oil pan with a wire coming out of it? It is an oil level sensor. If the oil level is dangerously low upon startup the display center will show OIL LEVEL LOW. This can happen when the car is parked on an extreme grade, usually with the nose of the car lower than the front as there is no oil touching the sensor when you start up...You have to cycle the key on level ground two times to allow the sensor to read that there is sufficient oil in the pan.
the motor mounts should be the same, as the 318 is the same block as the 340, the only thing I can think of is the oil pan was different on the 340.
The oil pump is located inside the oil pan. Are you saying you have an oil pan gasket leak? I have a 97 Tahoe with the 350 and I can drop the oil pan without having to lift the engine. I am not sure if you can or not. If you can you can install a new oil pan gasket yourself......it takes time and remember what you have to unbolt so you can bolt it back up when you are done.
it may be one of the engines that dont have a drain plug exactly if it has a big plug on the bottom of the oil pan that the oil filter is in you drain it when you pull the filter (if the filter is built into the big plug on the bottom of the oil pan)
i would check the oil pan if its not there check the front of the block just above the oil pan if its not there then it will be near the oil filter
The engine has to be raised up a bunch to get the pan off.
Drop the transmission oil pan
The oil pan , the oil pan drain plug . etc.
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You want to make sure that the crankshaft does not come in contact with the oil. Otherwise you will have severe cavitation of the oil and this is just as bad as no oil. If you can use the old dipstick with the new pan, and not fill it above the full mark you should be ok. Just add oil until you reach the full mark and measure the amount you added.
Under the engine at the bottom of the oil pan. The oil pan is the square looking thing that is the lowest part of the engine if you are under the car.
mabey I'm wrong, and not to sound scarcastic, but if you are looking for a 93 mark vii, good luck. the mk viii was introduced in 1993 the mk vi was made until 1992. mabey that's why you cant find parts.
Drain the oil from your oil pan. Remove the oil pan bolts. There are 24 oil pan bolts. The oil pan will come off.
well you will have to take all the bolts off and if theres any thing in the way you will have to move to take oil pan off
i removed the oil pan in my 1980 to replace the pan seal and the only thing you need to do is drop the steering link by just unbolting it, you dont even have to remove it
You will need to drop the oil pan to change the oil pan on a Hummer 2. The oil pan is located in inside the oil pan. You also need to first drain the oil pan of the old oil before you drop the pan.
Remove transmission oil pan if no drain plug
the motor mounts should be the same, as the 318 is the same block as the 340, the only thing I can think of is the oil pan was different on the 340.