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06-15-2021, 11:17 PM
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Dropped Gasket Material Into Oil Pan
Title pretty much sums it up. While cleaning the block for a new valley pan gasket, I managed to drop a piece of fiber gasket (and a bit of etc stuck to it) into the pan. It was a pretty solid piece of gasket about 3/4” long.
It dropped in at the front wall between the #1 exhaust lobe. I can’t see it, nor have I been able to find it with my bore scope. Tried sucking it out with my shop vac, but no luck there either. Before I drain the pan to try and float it out, does anyone have any suggestions on how to locate and remove it?
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