🦥 Jeep Wj 4.7 Oil Capacity

radiator etc. pull the ypipe and then the intake etc. hook motor to a lift. undo the motor mounts and take mounts from block. lower motor down and reach you will be able to get the top bolts from transmission easily. pull motor up, undo the bottom tranny bolts etc, support the transmission while doing this.

I've always flushed my engines. I use Amsoils recommended procedure with first installing a new filter. This drains oil by approx one qt. then fill with engine flush. Run 15 min at idle. Drain and throw out 15 min used filter. Then install new filter and fresh new oil of your choice. ^{Looks like the timing cover/front crankshaft seal might be leaking a bit. Its fairly safe to say that the oil pan gasket is also leaking. It looks like at some point in time, someone has been inside the engine, as the red RTV is not supposed to be there. The oil pan gasket on the 4.7 is a steel gasket coated in rubber with a built in windage tray.}

6 posts · Joined 2015. #7 · Sep 2, 2015. Yes, all the parts were changed due to the overheating. I have both and '05 with the 4.7 and an '04 with the 4.7 HO. The '05 just had an overheating issue, less than 2 weeks ago, the the water pump, t-stat and fan clutch were replaced. No overheat issue since with the 2005.

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jeep wj 4.7 oil capacity