Upper oil pan gasket

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I have a small leak at the upper oil pan gasket and was wanting to know if it was possible to lower the pan with the transmission on? I looked over the removal procedures and I was possibly could but I can't tell if there's any hidden bolts. I was thinking I could remove the lower oil pan, oil filter housing, and oil cooler then take out the transmissions lower bolts that go into the upper oil pan. Would that work so I can drop the upper pan and slide out the old gasket, clean it, and reinstall a new gasket.
If this won't work what's the typical cost to have it done at a shop?
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Nope. Drop it all. You will also want to reseal rear cover.
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Expect to pay ~$1600
 
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So looked back over the removal process for the rear seal and what's the best way to remove the rear seal without purchasing the $300+ remover and $300+ seal installer? Anyway to rent these 2 tools?
 

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Just pull the rear cover off. Then knock seal out.

For install your really going to want the install tool for sure
 

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It’s not only about the lip of the seal folding over nowadays. They put the seal in at a certain depth and if it’s not absolutely correct it will leak.


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It’s not only about the lip of the seal folding over nowadays. They put the seal in at a certain depth and if it’s not absolutely correct it will leak.


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Correct, depth is crucial!
 

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