Pickup Tube Goes Back On (GM 4.2L Oil Pickup Tube Removal - Part 3)

Pickup Tube Goes Back On (GM 4.2L Oil Pickup Tube Removal - Part 3)

In this Part 3 video, I start putting things back together! Hope this is helpful to you. Stay tuned for future installments.

After an initial diagnosis of low oil pressure with a manual pressure gauge in my 2004 GMC Envoy (~255,000 miles), I decided to investigate the oil pickup tube. Come to find out, it was about 90% clogged! This is how I fixed it.

GM 89017622 Crankshaft Oil Seal (Front)
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