Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310137

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$38.99
MPN: 3310137
UPC: 887548386373
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310137
Agility Autoparts Engine Oil Pan P/N:3310137
$38.99

Keep your engine's oil supply sealed and contained with the Agility Auto Parts Engine Oil Pan 3310137, a direct-fit Land Cruiser oil pan for the 1998-2007 Toyota Land Cruiser and the 1998-2007 Lexus LX470, both with the V8-4.7L engine. Bolted to the bottom of the block, the oil pan forms the lower reservoir that holds the engine oil the pump pickup draws from.

  • Steel construction: a steel pan built to hold the engine's oil reservoir.
  • Drain plug included: ships with the drain plug, drain thread size M12 X 1-1/4.
  • Configuration: non-baffled, with no windage tray.
  • OE-level build: engineered to OE-level specifications; mounts in the lower position.

If your original oil pan is leaking, dented from road debris, or has a stripped drain-plug thread, this is a suitable replacement for the listed applications. Inspect and replace the pan gasket and torque the drain plug per the vehicle service information. Country of origin: China.

Interchange: 264-577 · 311-58534
TOP10B · 1210250090 · 264577 · 31158534

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

264-577, 311-58534, TOP10B, 1210250090

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does oil pan 3310137 fit?

It fits the 1998-2007 Toyota Land Cruiser and the 1998-2007 Lexus LX470, both equipped with the V8-4.7L engine. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

Is the drain plug included?

Yes. This oil pan ships with the drain plug, and the drain thread size is M12 X 1-1/4.

What is the oil pan made of?

It is a steel oil pan that forms the lower reservoir holding the engine oil the pump pickup draws from.

Is this oil pan baffled or does it have a windage tray?

No. This pan is non-baffled and does not include a windage tray.

How do I know if my oil pan needs replacing?

Signs include oil leaks, dents from road debris, or a stripped drain-plug thread. If a damaged pan is the cause, this replaces it on the listed applications.