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1965-1992 Big Block Chevy Chrome Oil Pans
1965-1992 Big Block Chevy Chrome Oil Pans
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1965-1992 Big Block Chevy Chrome Oil Pans
Part # 91017709
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Sump Style:
Wet Sump
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Chrome
MFG. Part #:
91017709
Depth:
8.00"
Dipstick Location:
Passenger Side
Oil Inspection Plug:
No
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Each
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Chrome Steel Oil Pans for 1965-1992 Big Block Chevys with dipstick on the passenger side.
- For 1965-1992 Big Block Chevys with dipstick on the passenger side
- This pan is 8" deep at the sump
- The sump extends about 9-1/2" forward from the back of the pan
- Dipstick tube is in the pan and is on the RH / passenger side
NOTE: LH is the drivers side and RH is the passengers side.
Item Details
Dipstick on Passenger Side
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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