Catch, store, and channel your engine's oil supply with the Agility Auto Parts Engine Oil Pan (MPN 3310006). This steel reservoir bolts to the bottom of the engine block to hold the oil that the pump draws and circulates. It's cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for the 1991-2001 Ford Taurus [V6-3.0L], 1991-1999 Mercury Sable [V6-3.0L], 1992-1994 Ford Tempo [V6-3.0L], 1992-1994 Mercury Topaz [V6-3.0L], 1995-2000 Ford Windstar [V6-3.0L], and 1996-1999 Ford Sable [V6-3.0L].
- Steel construction: formed from steel and engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications.
- Baffled: includes an internal baffle to help control oil movement inside the pan.
- Drain plug included: ships with a drain plug and an M14 x 1-1/2 drain thread size.
- Windage tray not included: transfer or replace as directed by the service procedure.
If a dented, rusted-through, or leaking oil pan is the cause of your oil seepage, this replaces it. Country of origin: Taiwan. Available only while supplies last.
Interchange: KFP5A · 264-015 · 264015 · 2U1Z 6710-AA · 2U1Z6710AA · F5DZ 6675-B · F5DZ6675B · F68Z 6675-BA · F68Z6675BA · XF2Z 6675-EA · XF2Z6675EA · 311-00686A · 31100686A · 311-00686B · 31100686B · 311-00686C · 31100686C · 311-00686D · 31100686D · 311-00686E · 31100686E · FP05A · Manufacturer part number 3310006
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Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does this oil pan fit?
It's cataloged for the 1991-2001 Ford Taurus, 1991-1999 Mercury Sable, 1992-1994 Ford Tempo, 1992-1994 Mercury Topaz, 1995-2000 Ford Windstar, and 1996-1999 Ford Sable, all with the V6-3.0L engine.
What is the oil pan made of?
It's made of steel and is engineered to meet or exceed all OEM specifications.
Is a drain plug included?
Yes. The pan ships with a drain plug and has an M14 x 1-1/2 drain thread size.
Does it have a baffle or windage tray?
It includes an internal baffle to help control oil movement. A windage tray is not included; transfer or replace one as directed by the service procedure.
How do I know if my oil pan needs replacing?
Signs it may need replacing include oil seepage or drips under the engine, or a pan that is dented, cracked, or rusted through. Diagnose the source of any leak before replacing.
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