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Removal the oil pan
(Mitsubishi L200 4)
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1. Unscrew all the screws securing the tray.
2. Using a special cutter (1) (carefully moving it along the joint between the tray and the block), cut off the sealant and separate the tray (see Fig. M2 2.113).
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