Oil Pans
Engine Oil Pan
Mopar
68212569AA
Late Production Vehicle Without Structural Collar Cast Into Engine Oil Pan.
MSRP $723.00 CAD
Hex Flange Head Bolt
Mopar
68147612AA
M6x25. Intake Manifold. M6x1.00x30.00.
MSRP $4.95 CAD
Hex Head Bolt And Coned Washer, Mounting
Mopar
06504810AA
Fuel Rail to Cylinder Block. Dust Cover to Oil Pan. M6x1.00x20.00. Manifold to Cover. Lower Cover to Transmission Bell Housing. Intake...
MSRP $5.55 CAD
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Mopar® Oil Pans
Shop with confidence at Mopar®, thanks to our friendly customer service and hassle-free return policy. Oil pans serve as the reservoir for your engine's lubrication system while housing the oil pump pickup and drain plug for service access. These components must withstand road debris impacts, temperature extremes, and constant vibration while maintaining structural integrity. Quality oil pans provide adequate capacity and proper internal baffling to ensure consistent oil supply during acceleration and cornering.
Design Features and Capacity Requirements
Your oil pan features internal baffles and pickup tube positioning designed to maintain oil supply to the pump during vehicle movement and acceleration forces. Drain plugs use magnetic elements or specialized threads to facilitate complete oil changes and prevent contamination. Pan capacity must provide adequate reserve volume while fitting within chassis constraints and ground clearance requirements. Road debris can dent or puncture oil pans, while corrosion from road salt can create leak points over time. The oil pumps rely on proper pan design and pickup placement to maintain consistent pressure and flow throughout the lubrication system.
Damage Assessment and Replacement Criteria
Oil pans typically last the vehicle's lifetime but may require replacement due to impact damage, corrosion, or stripped drain plug threads that compromise sealing integrity. External damage like dents or punctures requires immediate attention to prevent oil loss and engine damage. Internal damage to baffles or pickup tube mounting can affect oil supply and cause pressure fluctuations. Corrosion around gasket surfaces may prevent proper sealing even with new gaskets installed. Models like the Journey and RAM 1500 Classic feature robust oil pan designs with skid plate protection for off-road applications and harsh operating conditions.
Benefits of Genuine Mopar® Oil Pans
Genuine Mopar® oil pans maintain exact capacity and internal geometry specifications that ensure proper lubrication system function compared to aftermarket alternatives that may not provide adequate oil supply. Our pans use materials and construction methods specifically designed for automotive applications and demanding operating conditions.
For reliable components at great prices, Mopar® is your trusted source.