Question 1

How to service and repair the oil pan on Lincoln Navigator?

Accepted Answer

Service and repair of the oil pan starts with placing the vehicle in neutral position on a hoist while draining engine oil through oil drain plug removal. Reinstall this drain plug afterward and apply a torque of 23 Nm (17 lb-ft). The next step requires removal of the crossmember attaching 4 nuts and bolts. Hydraulic jack placement must include the front axle while using secure strapping for all four-wheel drive (4WD) vehicles. Start by rotating the steering column for isolator bolt clearance then take out the upper front axle carrier mounting bushing bolt followed by the axle shaft housing carrier bolt and finally lower front axle carrier mounting bushing bolt. You should drop the front axle housing slowly to preserve both vacuum lines that supply the solenoid with power. The procedure requires detachment of the starter wiring harness rear support bracket bolt followed by removal of the lower cooling fan shroud through pressing its position retaining tab while repositioning the starter wiring harness and transmission fluid cooler tubes. Detach the oil pressure switch wiring harness from the oil pan bolt before removing the 16 bolts and the oil pan with its gasket which you need to discard. Clean the surface areas with silicone gasket remover along with metal surface preparation while refraining from using metal scrapers or abrasive tools. Install silicone gaskets and sealant on the crankshaft rear seal retainer plate-to-cylinder block and engine front cover-to-cylinder block junctions but secure the sealant within 4 minutes to block future oil leakage. When installing the oil pan with its new gasket place the bolts according to these tightening stages: Stage 1 at 2 Nm (18 lb-in) and Stage 2 at 20 Nm (177 lb-in) with an additional 60 degrees in Stage 3. After rejoining the oil pressure switch wiring harness you should place the transmission fluid cooler tube support bracket and starter wiring harness support bracket and tighten the nut to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). Place the lower cooling fan shroud downward and install the pushpin. The starter wiring rear bracket bolt should be torqued at 10 Nm (89 lb-in) along with the transmission fluid cooling tubes rear support bracket bolt at 48 Nm (35 lb-ft). 4WD drivers should elevate the front axle carrier before installing the lower axle shaft housing and upper front axle carrier mounting bushing bolts and tightening them each to 115 Nm (85 lb-ft). The last step involves setting the crossmember in place before securing all 8 fasteners to 90 Nm torque (66 lb-ft). After which you must add clean engine oil into the engine.

Question 2

How to Properly Maintain and Fix the Oil Pan on a Lincoln Town Car?

Accepted Answer

Start servicing or repairing the oil pan only after the vehicle enters neutral position on a hoist. Cushion the transmission cooler tubes to the side before disconnecting both components from the front crossmember. You should drain all engine oil followed by plugging the hole and torquing it to 23 Nm (17 lb-ft). The two pin-type wire harness retainers must be unfastened from the oil pan so you can remove the oil pan bolts using a precise sequence. This enables you to remove the oil pan with its gasket. Sand the mating surfaces with a plastic scraping tool instead of metal scrappers because abrasives create leak-causing scratches. The sealant needs to get secured within four minutes to function otherwise cleaning the sealing area must occur using silicone gasket remover and metal surface prep according to packaging instructions to stop future oil leakage. Apply the sealant between the rear seal retainer and cylinder block surface and at the front engine cover mating with the cylinder block. The oil pan gasket and oil pan need installation before bolt tightening begins at 20 Nm (177 lb-in) followed by an additional 60-degree rotation. Reinstall both pin-type wire harness retainers on the oil pan while positioning transmission cooler tubes before securing the bolt at 15 Nm and nut at 9 Nm. Place the engine oil before starting up the engine while checking for fluid leakage.

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Lincoln Oil Pan Part Number: AT4Z-6675-D

Lincoln Oil Pan Part Number: 3W7Z-6675-BC

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Lincoln Oil Pan, Upper Part Number: 3W4Z-6675-AA

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Lincoln Oil Pan, Lower Part Number: XW4Z-6675-BA

Lincoln Oil Pan Part Number: 2L1Z-6675-BA

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