If you reread his post, he can't get the pan to even wiggle on the block. He might need to do all you suggest after he gets it loose???
If you're sure you got all the bolts out, take a putty knife and drive that between the pan and block, into the gasket, and start working it around. I would leave a couple of bolts loose on the pan so it won't drop loose and bust you in the head....
In trade school I was tearing down a 350 Chevy engine. Guy had used non-detergent oil for 100K so the sludge was so thick it almost buried the valve springs in the head. We dug thru the sludge looking for the head bolts, got 16? out and the head was still tight. A Cheby fan told us to dig into the sludge in a lower corner and there was another bolt there.
There was. If there is any dirt still on the pan, dig thru it and make sure nothing is under it....
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