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I would suggest a close examination of the fit between pan and the mounting plate. One way is to stick a light bulb in the oil pan (remove oil first) and then put the pan on. If you see any light around the seam then you may have a dented, ding or mussed up surface causing the leak.
Ed
Ed,
The stock oil pans are stamped sheet metal and in no way straight. There is a need for gasket and some sealant to fill the imperfections. The bottom of the block is not perfect either. Between the different housings there is some mismatch too.
Buly
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