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2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Oil Pan Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to remove the oil pans in 3.6L V6 engine on 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
A: With regard to removing the oil pans, before doing so, pull the cable off the negative terminal of the battery and lift the front of the car and place it on jackstands, engage the parking brake and block the rear wheels. Safely drain the engine oil and, if your model has them, unscrew the lower splash shield or skid plate fasteners. Around the lower oil pan, there are bolts and nuts that should be removed after which it should be popped out from under the upper oil pan but without use of pry bar as this may cause damage to the parts. Using a soft-face hammer, tap the pan to break the gasket seal, add the usage of the putty knife where is necessary. Third, unscrew and take out the power steering gear as well as the dipstick tube bracket mounting bolt and turn a little to pull the dipstick tube out. The exhaust crossunder pipe flange should be disengaged and the pipe and the coolant tube needs to be shifted after the fastener of the pipe has been removed. For 4WD models; remove the front differential from the engine mounts, attach an engine hoist and detach the engine mounts and brackets to get access to the oil pan bolts. All lower oil pan to transmission mounting bolts, the torque converter access plate and the rubber plugs below it must be removed. Lift the upper pan-to-rear main seal housing bolts counterclockwise when viewed from the top until all the bolts are removed to avoid stripping of bolt threads. Loosen and take out the upper oil pan bolts and take out the oil pan from the engine block if it sticks use prying points or putty knife. Scrub the pan and high-area surfaces of the engine block, look for distortion and flattening if required. Put RTV sealant on the upper pan sealing surface and fit the pan together with the bolts, then tighten the bolts in an anticlockwise sequence. Do the same for the lower oil pan, filling them with sealant and tightened the bolts in the same manner as above. Last, add more oil into the engine, switch on the engine and check if there is any sign of leakage.