Q: Replacing oil pan how to take off the actual oil pan

asked by on October 15, 2016

I took all of the bolts out but my oil pan still will not come out its actually close to the ground but it won't slide out could you help me with this

My car has 215000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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