Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan 3310035
Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan 3310035

Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310035

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MPN: 3310035
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Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310035
Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310035
$172.99

Hold your engine's oil supply and seal the bottom end with the Agility Auto Parts Engine Oil Pan (MPN 3310035). This steel pan drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the listed 3.8L V6 applications, including the 1991-1994 Buick LeSabre, 1990-1994 Buick Regal, 1992-1994 Chevrolet Lumina APV, 1991-1994 Oldsmobile 98, 1991-1994 Pontiac Bonneville and more — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list. It bolts to the block to enclose the crankcase, contain the engine oil, and provide the sump the pump draws from.

  • Steel construction: formed from steel to seal the crankcase.
  • Baffled sump: an internal baffle helps control oil movement during driving.
  • Drain plug included: ships with a drain plug; drain thread size M14 x 1-1/2.
  • OE-level design: built to meet or exceed OEM specifications.

Does not include a windage tray. Signs the original pan may need replacing include oil seepage or drips from the pan seam or a damaged, dented, or corroded pan. Made in China.

Interchange: 264-160 · 311-00693A
264160 · 31100693A · 12353129 · GMP24A

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

264-160, 12353129, 311-00693A, GMP24A

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is this oil pan made from?

It is made from steel to enclose the crankcase and seal the bottom of the engine.

Does it include a drain plug?

Yes, a drain plug is included. The drain thread size is M14 x 1-1/2.

Is this pan baffled?

Yes. It has an internal baffle that helps control oil movement during driving. A windage tray is not included.

Which vehicles does this oil pan fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for listed 3.8L V6 GM cars like the Buick LeSabre, Regal, Oldsmobile 98 and Pontiac Bonneville. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

How do I know if my oil pan needs replacing?

Oil seepage or drips from the pan seam, or a dented, cracked, or corroded pan, are common signs. Diagnose the source of any leak before replacing.

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