rear sump oil pan
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rear sump oil pan
I have a friend with a factory looking pan on it. It doesn't look like the standard rear sump pan I have ever seen. Could this be a boat pan or is is just modified? He has no idea of the capacity other than he has put 9 qts in it and still not on the dipstick. He has no ideal if the dipstick is even correct.
So he is looking for a new rear sump pan or if he could figure out this pan that would be great as well.. Any suggestion would be appreciated.
So he is looking for a new rear sump pan or if he could figure out this pan that would be great as well.. Any suggestion would be appreciated.
jasonf- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: rear sump oil pan
Not positive on this but that kinda looks like the dump truck pan(12 qts)
lghting94- Posts : 762
Join date : 2008-12-16
Location : Vine Grove Kentucky
Re: rear sump oil pan
Yes , this is a 370-420 Two ton truck pan..... I have made a few truck pull pans out of them, made them deeper wider , etc.
If trying to use the front sump dipstick (timing cover dipstick) it doesnt really work.
I weld bungs on the side to utilize a clear verticle tube as a site level gauge, that may not be convienient in your application dont know
These pan work well with a stud mounted windage device, I personally use the black max solid one from MPG heads
If trying to use the front sump dipstick (timing cover dipstick) it doesnt really work.
I weld bungs on the side to utilize a clear verticle tube as a site level gauge, that may not be convienient in your application dont know
These pan work well with a stud mounted windage device, I personally use the black max solid one from MPG heads
hookin78- Posts : 58
Join date : 2010-12-09
Re: rear sump oil pan
I got him to send me a couple more pics. Here is the dipstick. I have an 8 qt boat pan and I can not believe that thing holds 12 qts.
jasonf- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: rear sump oil pan
That looks like a newer model dipstick tube and for sure a newer model dipstick so they will most likely not read correctly in that pan. I had one of those pans(highly modified inside) on my old mud truck I ran 9 qts of oil in it and it didn't touch the original dipstick.
lghting94- Posts : 762
Join date : 2008-12-16
Location : Vine Grove Kentucky
Re: rear sump oil pan
lghting94 wrote:That looks like a newer model dipstick tube and for sure a newer model dipstick so they will most likely not read correctly in that pan. I had one of those pans(highly modified inside) on my old mud truck I ran 9 qts of oil in it and it didn't touch the original dipstick.
yup same experience
hookin78- Posts : 58
Join date : 2010-12-09
Re: rear sump oil pan
Unless he really needs the capacity,I would get another pan Jason. I have a stock rear sump pan if you need one.
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
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Location : Jackson, Ohio
Re: rear sump oil pan
bbf-falcon wrote:Unless he really needs the capacity,I would get another pan Jason. I have a stock rear sump pan if you need one.
How much do you want for it Rick?
jasonf- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: rear sump oil pan
Just tell me where you want it sent too.
bbf-falcon- Posts : 8995
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Location : Jackson, Ohio
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