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4010 oil pan removal

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Steve -Ga.

01-05-2003 06:06:56




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pulling oil pan on 4010 gas,what happens to the oil filter set-up?i have filter out and two nuts off studs,does the filter housing come out.




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Steve-Ga

01-05-2003 11:09:17




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 Re: 4010 oil pan removal in reply to Steve -Ga., 01-05-2003 06:06:56  
Thanks for the help,it came off fine.This tractor was smoking(blue)and had some blow by.I should have the head off this afternoon,i will let you know what i find



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mike

01-05-2003 08:22:24




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 Re: 4010 oil pan removal in reply to Steve -Ga., 01-05-2003 06:06:56  
The two jam nut hold in the filter canister, it fits on the engine oil pump. When you replace it you will put on new oring on the oil pump be sure and grease it up good and becare not to cut when you put canister back in . When you buy your gasket kit get pan gasket kit it will have every thing you need. . cut two 3/8 dowel to help align pan when putting it back. the two bolt on front corner of pan are to align it with you'll see how it works when you see them.

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JD

01-05-2003 06:41:12




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 Re: 4010 oil pan removal in reply to Steve -Ga., 01-05-2003 06:06:56  

Yes the filter housing must be removed.
Behind the filter cover their are 2 nuts on 2 of the 4 studs that hold the filter cover.



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