Magnum V6-3.5L VIN V (2006)
36.
Paint mark each windage tray bolt at the bolt flange to the windage tray.
37.
Beginning with any center windage tray bolt, turn the bolt clockwise until the paint mark shows it has rotated 90° from the initial position.
38.
Repeat Step 37 with each windage tray bolt in a circular sequence ending with the outer most bolts.
39.
Inspect the oil pick-up tube "O" ring for damage. If damaged replace with P/N 04792068.
40.
Install oil pickup tube and tighten bolt to 21 ft. lbs. (28 N.m).
CAUTION:
Do not to damage the oil pick up tube O-ring during installation. Make sure it is correctly seated in the hole.
41.
Clean the engine oil pan.
42.
If the oil pan gasket is still attached to the engine at all four corners, use a clean shop cloth and wipe the oil pan gasket surfaces and continue with
Step 47. If the engine oil pan gasket was removed or has come loose, continue with Step 43.
CAUTION:
Do not use any cleaning fluids (such as brake cleaner) to clean gasket surfaces. Damage to the gasket will result.
43.
Clean the block oil pan gasket surface.
44.
Obtain new oil pan gasket: P/N 04792869AA
45.
Apply a 1/8 inch bead of Mopar Engine RTV (PN 82300234) at the parting line of the oil pump housing and the rear seal retainer (Figure 14).
46.
Align the engine oil pan gasket onto the engine oil pan.
47.
Raise the oil pan to the engine and hand-start one 8 mm oil pan bolt into the engine block at the rear most position and one nut at the diagonal
front corner stud (Figure 15).
48.
Hand-start one 8 mm oil pan bolt into the engine block at the other rear most position and one nut at the remaining diagonal front corner stud
(Figure 15).
49.
Push the engine rear face of the oil pan flush against the transmission bell housing and hand tighten the two outer rear oil pan bolts and two front
nuts until the pan is snug (Figure 15).
