Give your engine a sound reservoir for its oil with the Agility Auto Parts Oil Pan, part number 3310269. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1999-2005 Volkswagen Jetta, 1999-2006 Volkswagen Golf and 1998-2013 Volkswagen Beetle, as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list and engine details.
An engine oil pan bolts to the bottom of the engine and holds the motor oil where the oil pump's pickup can draw it back into circulation. If your original pan is leaking, cracked or damaged, this Agility pan is designed to take its place.
- Built to spec: Engineered by Agility to meet or exceed every OEM specification.
- Full oil pan range: Part of Agility's line of oil pans covering a wide variety of North American vehicle applications.
- North American supplier: Agility is based in North America and ships from distribution warehouses in both Canada and the United States, which supports timely delivery.
Signs an oil pan may need replacing include oil drips or puddles under the engine, visible cracks, dents or corrosion on the pan, and damaged drain-plug threads. Diagnose the leak source before replacing, and follow the vehicle service information for sealing, fastener torque and oil refill.
Interchange: 264-701 · 311-58597A · 311-58597B
264701 · 31158597A · 31158597B · KVWP1A · VWP35A · 038103601NA · 038103603N
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
KVWP1A, 264-701, 311-58597A, 311-58597B, VWP35A, 038103601NA, 038103603N
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the right oil pan for a 1999-2005 VW Jetta?
It is listed for the 1999-2005 Volkswagen Jetta, along with the 1999-2006 Volkswagen Golf and 1998-2013 Volkswagen Beetle. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section for your exact year and engine.
What does an oil pan do?
It bolts to the bottom of the engine and holds the engine oil. It serves as the reservoir that the oil pump's pickup draws from before the oil is circulated through the engine.
What are signs my oil pan may need replacing?
Common signs include oil drips under the engine, a cracked or dented pan, and stripped drain-plug threads. Confirm the leak isn't coming from a gasket or seal before you replace the pan.
Does this oil pan meet OEM specifications?
Yes. Agility engineers its oil pans to meet or exceed every OEM specification.
How is this oil pan installed?
Drain the oil, remove the old pan and clean the mating surface. Follow the vehicle service information for sealing, fastener torque and whether the bolts may be reused, then refill with the specified oil.
