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1986-2002 Small Block Chevy 305-350 Finned Oil Pan, Black Aluminum
1986-2002 Small Block Chevy 305-350 Finned Oil Pan, Black Aluminum
305 Chevy Small Block V8, 350 Chevy Small Block V8, 4 quarts Liquid Measurement, Aluminum
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1986-2002 Small Block Chevy 305-350 Finned Oil Pan, Black Aluminum
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Liquid Measurement:
4 quarts
Material Type:
Aluminum
Finish:
Painted
MFG. Part #:
9101719
Dipstick Location:
Passenger Side
Oil Inspection Plug:
No
Pan Style:
1-Piece Rear Main
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This stock capacity oil pan is finned aluminum with a black finish. This oil pan fits 1986-2002 Small Block Chevy 305-350 V8 engines with a one-piece rear main seal. This oil pan is not baffled and does not include an oil pump pick up.
- 1986-2002 SBC 305-350 V8 with one-piece real main seal
- Finned aluminum
- Passenger side dipstick
- 4 quart stock capacity
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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