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Old 09-09-2021, 08:25 PM   #8
2002 Boxster S
 
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Originally Posted by elgyqc View Post
It has been suggested by some that it is OK to support the engine with a jack under the oil pan for jobs like changing the engine mount. Personally I have never felt comfortable with this although I may have done it... using a big plank between the jack and the oil pan.
While cleaning my oil pan today I found multiple cracks around the drain hole and around the indentation for the oil intake. There is no evidence that the pan hit something although perhaps it somehow took a glancing blow.





This engine always seemed to have a bit of oil seepage on the oil pan, although not enough to drip.

Whoever suggested that must not like you. Any google search on jacking up a Boxster from underneath the car will provide guidance and none will tell you to use the oil pan as a support.
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