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Another 530 question, pulling oil pan

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dacaseguy

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530D 188 diesel, I done a compression test and leakage test today on it. Couldn?t get a good compression test so I tried a leakage test. All 4 exhaust
ports are leaking air pretty bad and the intakes show some leakage. I can hear air blowing into the pan, so tomorrow I plan to try and pull the head and
the pan. My question is can I pull the pan without dropping the tie rod or front axle wish bone. This is a 530 utility tractor, non adjustable front axle.
 
Just look at it and figure it out .. LOL ..I honestly cannot recall on a dual cylinder power steering model .. However it stands to reason the bell housing bolster will need to be removed,. the front end wishbone will most likely need to be lowered to get the pan to clear the oil pump.
 
This is a single cylinder power steering
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Kinda following your activities but not sure--what trans do you have? If it is COM, you will have to drain it as there is fluid on the other side of the wishbone support. Don't ask how I know this. Drop the wishbone and pan can be removed. Non COM is dry in clutch but bracket still has to come off, something about getting to the pan bolts across back of engine, been awhile since I did one.
 
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