New Oil Pan, Gasket, Rear Main Seal- Jeep Yj "El Jefe" 

@R Mac, all it takes is dropping the oil pan. Haha for sure man, I bet you were familiar with Miramar college. Thats where I initially started college so I became familiar with the area. Best of luck in you project.

Hello John Moring, thanks for your positive comment. I'm glad my video could help you work on your Jeep. It's always fun to work on a YJ. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Much appreciated Dan Clark🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you for your comment.

Much appreciated Luke S🙏🙏

Thank you Coolbreeze LB, the rear main seal is scary. I made sure to take my time on it since I didn't want to mess up anything with the crank. Thanks for the comment 👍.

Harry Aguilar, I'm sure its similar since its the same 4.2L engine. The only difference may be the way the fuel lines run along the engine. My jeep is carbuerated so this may be the only difference to a fuel injected engine. Hope this helps, thanks 🙏🙏

Good question Paulina & Rudy, during this installation I waited an entire 24 hours so the gasket could cure since I installed it during a cold raining day. Over precautions on my behalf. I would say a couple hours during a good sunny day. 👍👍

Mark, I replaced the filter with the same red filter that was sold at Pepboys. I like how it gave some color in the engine bay👍👍

Yo @Mike Stanley, thanks for the advice brother👍🙏🤙. I'll look into it, the more power the better 💪

Hi Dean Hallal, the Jeep is an 4.2L. This is the gasket I got, FEL-PRO Oil Pan Gasket OS34308R. Check it out, it should fit your Jeep. 👍👍

@@revenantjeep I was actually looking for the rear main seal the 4.2 takes, I finally found a forum with pictures for the one I needed. Thanks for the reply, not looking forward to the repair!

Absolutely @Dean Hallal, I used this FEL-PRO Rear Main Seals BS40612. Just be patient and take your time. 👍🤙

Appreciate that👍

Hello Sportingen, thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏, glad my video reached you over in Norway, Salute. The oil pan is a spectra premium product and you can it from an auto part website called rock auto, check it out. www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/jeep,1989,wrangler,4.2l+258cid+l6,1401714,engine,oil+pan,5562

@@revenantjeep Thank you ! I've shopped a lot from them and Morris 4x4 to my Jeep's.

@sportingen oh yeah Morris4x4Center is an excellent website. They have lots of original items for YJ's.

@conductor Life, yes eventually I need to rebuild the entire engine or swap in a bigger engine, v8🤔.

@@revenantjeep yea to rebuild that it's not worth the time or money. You can put a 4.8 or 5.3 gm v8 and be able to drive anywhere with great gas mileage unlike the 4.0

Thanks Bobby for checking out the video. Well at least for this 1989 Yj carb engine you won't have too. There is just a connector the holds the fuels lines by the oil pan bolt but once you remove it, there is plenty of wiggle room to move the fuel lines. No need to disconnect.

Revenant Jeep awesome thank you. Yea I’ve been working on a 90 yj with the 4.2 so carb as well. Nice to know didn’t want to crawl under to realize I didn’t have room. Keep up the good vids 👍

@@MrBsdninja no problem glad I could provide some close up content. You'll have fun. Thanks for the support 👌👍

Short and to the point. Thanks.

@Jose Romero It should be about the same.

@Brooklynnjames it's an 1989👍

@Darin Rueppel, oh yeah it fixed the issue.

We’ve been fighting it for like two hours now

Hi Wesboy, what i did was smack the pan with a rubber mallet. You can also use plastic trim tool to wedge between the pan and the gasket.

@@revenantjeep Yeah that’s what I’ve been doing but it’s still just stuck. I’m worried it’s gonna dent I’m so mad at it right now 😂

@@revenantjeep thank you though I really appreciate the response sir!

Damn Wesboy 101, that is one stubborn gasket. If I recall, I had a tough time breaking the pan loose but your best shot is to just chisel the gasket to avoid damage to the metal surface. Or just get two mallets and beat it good. Good luck bro!!🤙👍

Yo @Mike Moore, the Jeep has the 4.2, slightly different to the 4.0. Process should be about the same. 👍

@@revenantjeep was just wondering if the 4.0 had a two piece seal. My buddy’s TJ with a 4.0 has a one piece seal.

@Mike Moore, I think it would be the same as the 4.2. Oil pan gasket would be a one piece and rear main seal would be a two piece.